An Impact of Artificial Intelligent in Transformation of Health Care
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https://doi.org/10.17697/ibmrd/2023/v12i2/173222Keywords:
Algorithm, Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Ethics.Abstract
The healthcare industry is ripe for some big changes. From chronic disease and cancer to radiology and risk assessment, there are almost endless ways to use technology to deliver more accurate, efficient and impactful interventions at the right time in patient care. As payment structures evolve, patients demand more from their providers, and the amount of data available continues to grow at an alarming rate, artificial intelligence will become the engine that drives improvements across the continuum of care. AI offers many advantages over traditional analytical and clinical decision-making techniques. Learning algorithms can become more accurate and precise when interacting with training data, yielding unprecedented insights into diagnoses, care processes, treatment variability, and patient outcomes.Downloads
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