Leveraging Internet Hospital Platforms for Enhanced Athletic Performance and Recovery

Abstract

With the globalization of healthcare services and the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the domain of Internet-based medical services has witnessed unprecedented growth. The expansion of hospital outreach initiatives is becoming increasingly prominent, yet it is accompanied by significant challenges, including complex interfaces, redundant infrastructure, and security vulnerabilities. The construction of Internet hospitals, grounded on an outreach platform, offers a robust solution by providing fast and secure online interface services. This framework not only harmonizes interface and data integration within hospital systems but also facilitates unified access for external systems, adeptly accommodating the varied demands beyond the hospital's traditional boundaries without disrupting internal operations. By applying Internet hospitals built on this outreach platform, standardization of hospital outreach business interfaces can be achieved. This enhances the consolidation of the hospital’s core competencies and elevates overall service capabilities, proving particularly beneficial in optimizing athletic performance and recovery through continuous monitoring, tailored interventions, and streamlined access to specialized care