Technology innovation for sustainable healthcare and disaster Management -- The Role of Social media in Disaster management:Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions -- Technology Innovations for Disaster Management in Developing Countries-Case Study for the Indian Ocean Tsunami at Banda Aceh, Indonesia -- Design and Development of the Medical Fuel Cell Vehicle-The technology links Mitigation and Adaptation in Climate Change -- Technologies for Disaster Management: Case Studies in the Past Tsunami in Japan -- Emerging Technologies to avoid preventable death in emergencies: A Case study on Hypothermia Prevention in a refugee centre in winter -- Techniques and process development for quick response and sustainable Recovery -- Towards a housing design that can withstand natural disasters: A Study in Sundarbans -- Innovative Sanitation System for Disaster Victims and Social Sanitation Challenges -- Benefits and Barriers of Using WhatsApp In Eye Health Communication in DeprivedSettings in India -- Applications of Drones in Disaster Response -- A Generic Model to Capture Essential Information on Limited Capacity Mobile Devices during a Disaster -- Intelligent eye tracking for the early diagnosis of autism: A Mental Health Disaster with families -- Avoiding Health Disasters using Blockchain Technology: A Plastic Surgery Perspective -- Healthcare 4.0 (and 5.0): Digitising Health and Care -- Digital Twin Model based Portable Neuroimaging Analysis for Home-based Interventions in Type 2 Diabetes.

This book provides holistic case studies of technology development, examples of its complexities and an in-depth analysis from the perspective of information infrastructure. Natural disasters such as cyclones, tsunamis, earthquakes and volcanoes have disrupted the lives of people all over the world, particularly in Asia. In order to manage disasters and mitigate the damage, many technologies—surveillance systems, for instance—have been developed. An example of natural disaster is the ongoing devastation caused by COVID-19, which highlights the multi-disciplinary nature of disaster management, including agriculture, healthcare, economics, environment, engineering and technology. The pandemic has also led to the development and uptake of technologies such as vaccine development, new biotechnological innovations, telemedicine, the Internet of things (IoT) and mobile health (mHealth) all over the world. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) programme suggests an integrated approach to their development. For example, healthcare needs to be addressed in holistic perspectives including education, environment, economy and regulations, among others. These goals create challenges in the development, validation and deployment of new technology, with this book presenting a discussion of innovations in sustainable development of healthcare in the multi-disciplinary context of SDGs. .