Title: Green Technology and Digitization of Alternative Medicine for Healthcare Robotic Surgery

Biography:

Works at University of Wales Trinity Saint David, UK 

Abstract

The dramatology of Covid-19 Pandemic is evitable and requires  investment  by various government, business and industrial sector in digital healthcare, hospitalisation, robotic surgery and virology research. The implications of green technology in digital healthcare and robotic surgery cannot be ignored rather the effective use of  systematic control mechanisms  may reduce the efficacy of Covid-19 pandemic and local based variance in the society and community grass roots.  The alternative medicine provides options from traditional medicine and 'gapology' of digital healthcare due to availability of herbs, food, agricultural and environmental services.  The super market based clinics as global model for recovery leading to change in behaviour either work related or social context.Green Technology provides best practice indicators, positive platform for health and wellbeing, best behaviour syndrome in the acquisition of quality food products at the supermarket during Covid-19, considering other people as well as generating caring attributes to humanity and key workers in healthcare as systematic priorities globally.  Coro-demic is seen as penetrating  and over flowing the healthcare  parameter that displays the global economy recovery indicators through sustainability, virtual business and employability.