Review Of The Involvement Of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare

AUTHOR(S)

Abhishek Gireeshkumar, Riju J Babu, Thomaskutty A, Tony Varghese, Dhannya J

DOI: https://doi.org/10.46647/ijetms.2023.v07i04.045

ABSTRACT
Artificial intelligence has a great impact on every aspect of our modern life. As the AI is improving day by day it has the potential to manage the landscape of health care with more accuracy and clarity. AI can be included in the planning of optimized treatment, accuracy of the diagnostics and also to improve the outcome of the patient. Healthcare field should need more precision so the involvement of the Artificial Intelligence helps in various ways such as accuracy at the first position followed by cost efficiency etc. While discussing about the AI in health care it also raises the question about the replacement of healthcare individuals such as doctors, nurses, technicians with the AI. As the AI is a model it should be trained properly so the role of such health care experts will still exist but it results in the large scale of success rate of the targeted health care activities. The AI is included in disease prediction, surgeries etc. It can also be used to suggest the measures that a patient should follow in order to avoid the disease by continuously evaluating and tracing the activities of the patient.

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How to Cite This Article:
Abhishek Gireeshkumar, Riju J Babu, Thomaskutty A, Tony Varghese, Dhannya J . Review Of The Involvement Of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare . ijetms;7(4):329-337. DOI: 10.46647/ijetms.2023.v07i04.045