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Some examples of smart healthcare projects in country are:
At a major hospital, doctors are able to assess the health of premature babies through real time data analysis. The system quickly alerts doctors for any developments and provide timely solutions reducing time of babies in intensive care units (ICU). At Melbourne University, they are collecting data from different hospitals and clinics and compiling a single repository. The data collected would enable better R&D and provide effective solution for treating colon cancer and epilepsy.
In the end the only possible drawback for smart healthcare system is security issues concerning around medical ID cards which store important private information about patients. Hospitals must ensure secure encryption while issuing these cards and data collected should be utilized only for the benefit of mankind.

Smart Cities

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  Introduction
  
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  Connecting things
  
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  Smart Energy
  
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  Mobility
  
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  Water
  
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  Smart buildings
  
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  City services
  

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Smart Energy

The work of the IEC underpins just about every aspect of energy generation, distribution, electrical installations, and electricity use:

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  Power generation from hydro, marine, solar, wind power, fossil fuels, nuclear, geothermal;
  
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  Transport of electricity over long distances to cities;
  
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  Safe and efficient electricity distribution and use by billions of devices and systems in buildings, offices, medical facilities, shopping centres, transportation, factories, public institutions or the utilities that supply water, electricity or remove household waste;
  

The IEC covers the whole energy chain and can help ensure a continuous supply of affordable, sustainable, quality power.

IEC work, including for microgrids, LVDC (low voltage direct current) systems, off-grid energy and energy storage systems, can help cities to maintain power longer and recover power faster after power outages and disasters.

Smart Society (Newly) Defined

“A smart society is a set of systems that express a consensually established set of values. Everything flows from those values. It is one in which leaders and citizens make data-based decisions which enable constantly improving outcomes in economic prosperity, social well-being, environmental sustainability and good governance. A smart society includes a reward or incentive system that engenders socially desirable and environmentally regenerative behaviours without compulsion or punishment.”