====== Digital ======

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Digital usually refers to something using digits, particularly binary digits.
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There is a transition from traditional analog processes and technologies to digital alternatives. This shift has been a significant trend in various industries and aspects of life.

[[Communication]]: The advent of digital communication tools like email, social media, and instant messaging has revolutionized the way we connect with one another. Businesses have also shifted to digital communication platforms for [[meeting]]s, [[collaboration]], and customer support.
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E-books and Digital Publishing: Many neurosurgeons now prefer e-books over printed books, and digital magazines and newspapers have become increasingly popular. This shift has also affected the publishing industry.
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[[Education]]: The [[COVID-19 pandemic]] accelerated the adoption of digital learning [[platform]]s and [[tool]]s, making online education a mainstream option. Even before the pandemic, e-learning had been on the rise
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[[Telemedicine]] and digital [[health record]]s have become more prevalent, allowing patients to consult with healthcare providers remotely and access their medical [[information]] online.
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While the shift to all-digital solutions offers many advantages, including convenience, efficiency, and accessibility, it also raises concerns about digital security, data privacy, and the potential for exclusion of those who lack access to digital technology. Therefore, it's important to ensure that digital advancements are made with careful consideration of these issues and that efforts are made to bridge the digital divide.
===== Digital camera =====
[[Digital camera]].

===== Digital Health =====

see [[Digital Health]].

===== Robotic neurosurgery =====

see [[Robotic neurosurgery]].