Marta Bertolaso is Full Professor of Philosophy of Science and Human Development at University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome. Her expertise in philosophy of science, biomedical sciences and scientific practice has allowed her to promote and collaborate in interdisciplinary research and educational projects on complex organised systems and human development.Maria Laura Ilardo is a postdoctoral researcher at University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome on the "Emerging Concepts in Biomedicine: An Integrated Approach” project. With an MSc in Pharmacy and a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (philosophy of science and pharmacology), her research covers drug safety, pharmacovigilance, causality, risk assessment-management, digital health.Jaume Ribera is Emeritus Professor of Operations, Information and Technology at IESE Business School. His current research interests lie in the areas of operations improvement management, health systems management and project management

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Part 1: Sustainable Healthcare Processes.- Chapter 2: The Internet of Senses for Healthcare 5.0: Enabling Technologies, Opportunities, and Challenges.- Chapter 3: Human-Centred Robotics for Healthcare: Perspectives of Cognitive Ergonomics and Neuroergonomics.- Chapter 4: Towards Human-Centric, Sustainable and Resilient Robot Technologies.- Chapter 5: Digitally Enhancing Care: Innovating Health Journeys for a Sustainable and Human-Centred Future.- Part 2: Trustworthiness and Society.- Chapter 6: Digital Sustainability and Risk Assessment: Towards Integrated and Systemic Approaches.- Chapter 7: Healthcare 5.0 Paradigm Shift: Empowered Patients & Democratisation of Healthcare.- Chapter 8: Trustworthy AI with Community Learning and Living Labs.- Chapter 9: Healthcare in the AI Age: Considerations from an Operational Excellence Perspective.- Part 3: Organisational Management and Regulatory Scenarios.- Chapter 10: A Sustainable Prosperity for the Healthcare System.- Chapter 11: Digital Health and Digital Therapeutics: New Tools for the Management and Care of Patients.- Chapter 12: Human Factors Engineering Methods for Engaging End Users in the Co-Design of Healthcare 5.0 Technologies.- Chapter 13: Electronic Health Data Sharing for Secondary Uses: Opportunities and Concerns.- Chapter 14: Global Challenges in Human-Machine Interaction: The Case of the Digital Healthcare.

Marta Bertolaso is Full Professor of Philosophy of Science and Human Development at University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome. Her expertise in philosophy of science, biomedical sciences and scientific practice has allowed her to promote and collaborate in interdisciplinary research and educational projects on complex organised systems and human development.Maria Laura Ilardo is a postdoctoral researcher at University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome on the "Emerging Concepts in Biomedicine: An Integrated Approach” project. With an MSc in Pharmacy and a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (philosophy of science and pharmacology), her research covers drug safety, pharmacovigilance, causality, risk assessment-management, digital health.Jaume Ribera is Emeritus Professor of Operations, Information and Technology at IESE Business School. His current research interests lie in the areas of operations improvement management, health systems management and project management

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Part 1: Sustainable Healthcare Processes.- Chapter 2: The Internet of Senses for Healthcare 5.0: Enabling Technologies, Opportunities, and Challenges.- Chapter 3: Human-Centred Robotics for Healthcare: Perspectives of Cognitive Ergonomics and Neuroergonomics.- Chapter 4: Towards Human-Centric, Sustainable and Resilient Robot Technologies.- Chapter 5: Digitally Enhancing Care: Innovating Health Journeys for a Sustainable and Human-Centred Future.- Part 2: Trustworthiness and Society.- Chapter 6: Digital Sustainability and Risk Assessment: Towards Integrated and Systemic Approaches.- Chapter 7: Healthcare 5.0 Paradigm Shift: Empowered Patients & Democratisation of Healthcare.- Chapter 8: Trustworthy AI with Community Learning and Living Labs.- Chapter 9: Healthcare in the AI Age: Considerations from an Operational Excellence Perspective.- Part 3: Organisational Management and Regulatory Scenarios.- Chapter 10: A Sustainable Prosperity for the Healthcare System.- Chapter 11: Digital Health and Digital Therapeutics: New Tools for the Management and Care of Patients.- Chapter 12: Human Factors Engineering Methods for Engaging End Users in the Co-Design of Healthcare 5.0 Technologies.- Chapter 13: Electronic Health Data Sharing for Secondary Uses: Opportunities and Concerns.- Chapter 14: Global Challenges in Human-Machine Interaction: The Case of the Digital Healthcare.

Marta Bertolaso is Full Professor of Philosophy of Science and Human Development at University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome. Her expertise in philosophy of science, biomedical sciences and scientific practice has allowed her to promote and collaborate in interdisciplinary research and educational projects on complex organised systems and human development.Maria Laura Ilardo is a postdoctoral researcher at University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome on the "Emerging Concepts in Biomedicine: An Integrated Approach” project. With an MSc in Pharmacy and a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (philosophy of science and pharmacology), her research covers drug safety, pharmacovigilance, causality, risk assessment-management, digital health.Jaume Ribera is Emeritus Professor of Operations, Information and Technology at IESE Business School. His current research interests lie in the areas of operations improvement management, health systems management and project management

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Part 1: Sustainable Healthcare Processes.- Chapter 2: The Internet of Senses for Healthcare 5.0: Enabling Technologies, Opportunities, and Challenges.- Chapter 3: Human-Centred Robotics for Healthcare: Perspectives of Cognitive Ergonomics and Neuroergonomics.- Chapter 4: Towards Human-Centric, Sustainable and Resilient Robot Technologies.- Chapter 5: Digitally Enhancing Care: Innovating Health Journeys for a Sustainable and Human-Centred Future.- Part 2: Trustworthiness and Society.- Chapter 6: Digital Sustainability and Risk Assessment: Towards Integrated and Systemic Approaches.- Chapter 7: Healthcare 5.0 Paradigm Shift: Empowered Patients & Democratisation of Healthcare.- Chapter 8: Trustworthy AI with Community Learning and Living Labs.- Chapter 9: Healthcare in the AI Age: Considerations from an Operational Excellence Perspective.- Part 3: Organisational Management and Regulatory Scenarios.- Chapter 10: A Sustainable Prosperity for the Healthcare System.- Chapter 11: Digital Health and Digital Therapeutics: New Tools for the Management and Care of Patients.- Chapter 12: Human Factors Engineering Methods for Engaging End Users in the Co-Design of Healthcare 5.0 Technologies.- Chapter 13: Electronic Health Data Sharing for Secondary Uses: Opportunities and Concerns.- Chapter 14: Global Challenges in Human-Machine Interaction: The Case of the Digital Healthcare.