International Journal of Medical Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
184, P. 105347 - 105347
Published: Jan. 25, 2024
Emergency
department
overcrowding
could
be
improved
by
upstream
telephone
triage.
triage
aims
at
managing
and
orientating
adequately
patients
as
early
possible
distributing
limited
supply
of
staff
materials.
This
complex
task
with
the
use
Clinical
decision
support
systems
(CDSS).
The
aim
this
scoping
review
was
to
identify
literature
gaps
for
future
development
evaluation
CDSS
PLOS Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2(6), P. e0000278 - e0000278
Published: June 22, 2023
The
adoption
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
algorithms
is
rapidly
increasing
in
healthcare.
Such
may
be
shaped
by
various
factors
such
as
social
determinants
health
that
can
influence
outcomes.
While
AI
have
been
proposed
a
tool
to
expand
the
reach
quality
healthcare
underserved
communities
and
improve
equity,
recent
literature
has
raised
concerns
about
propagation
biases
disparities
through
implementation
these
algorithms.
Thus,
it
critical
understand
sources
bias
inherent
AI-based
This
review
aims
highlight
potential
within
each
step
developing
healthcare,
starting
from
framing
problem,
data
collection,
preprocessing,
development,
validation,
well
their
full
implementation.
For
steps,
we
also
discuss
strategies
mitigate
disparities.
A
checklist
was
developed
with
recommendations
for
reducing
during
development
stages.
It
important
developers
users
keep
considerations
mind
advance
equity
all
populations.
Implementation Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: March 15, 2024
Abstract
Background
Artificial
intelligence
(AI),
particularly
generative
AI,
has
emerged
as
a
transformative
tool
in
healthcare,
with
the
potential
to
revolutionize
clinical
decision-making
and
improve
health
outcomes.
Generative
capable
of
generating
new
data
such
text
images,
holds
promise
enhancing
patient
care,
revolutionizing
disease
diagnosis
expanding
treatment
options.
However,
utility
impact
AI
healthcare
remain
poorly
understood,
concerns
around
ethical
medico-legal
implications,
integration
into
service
delivery
workforce
utilisation.
Also,
there
is
not
clear
pathway
implement
integrate
delivery.
Methods
This
article
aims
provide
comprehensive
overview
use
focusing
on
technology
its
translational
application
highlighting
need
for
careful
planning,
execution
management
expectations
adopting
medicine.
Key
considerations
include
factors
privacy,
security
irreplaceable
role
clinicians’
expertise.
Frameworks
like
acceptance
model
(TAM)
Non-Adoption,
Abandonment,
Scale-up,
Spread
Sustainability
(NASSS)
are
considered
promote
responsible
integration.
These
frameworks
allow
anticipating
proactively
addressing
barriers
adoption,
facilitating
stakeholder
participation
responsibly
transitioning
care
systems
harness
AI’s
potential.
Results
transform
through
automated
systems,
enhanced
democratization
expertise
diagnostic
support
tools
providing
timely,
personalized
suggestions.
applications
across
billing,
diagnosis,
research
can
also
make
more
efficient,
equitable
effective.
necessitates
meticulous
change
risk
mitigation
strategies.
Technological
capabilities
alone
cannot
shift
complex
ecosystems
overnight;
rather,
structured
adoption
programs
grounded
implementation
science
imperative.
Conclusions
It
strongly
argued
this
that
usher
tremendous
progress,
if
introduced
responsibly.
Strategic
based
science,
incremental
deployment
balanced
messaging
opportunities
versus
limitations
helps
safe,
Extensive
real-world
piloting
iteration
aligned
priorities
should
drive
development.
With
conscientious
governance
centred
human
wellbeing
over
technological
novelty,
enhance
accessibility,
affordability
quality
care.
As
these
models
continue
advancing
rapidly,
ongoing
reassessment
transparent
communication
their
strengths
weaknesses
vital
restoring
trust,
realizing
positive
and,
most
importantly,
improving
Journal of Clinical Nursing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(13-14), P. 2951 - 2968
Published: July 31, 2022
Abstract
Background
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
techniques
are
being
applied
in
nursing
and
midwifery
to
improve
decision‐making,
patient
care
service
delivery.
However,
an
understanding
of
the
real‐world
applications
AI
across
all
domains
both
professions
is
limited.
Objectives
To
synthesise
literature
on
midwifery.
Methods
CINAHL,
Embase,
PubMed
Scopus
were
searched
using
relevant
terms.
Titles,
abstracts
full
texts
screened
against
eligibility
criteria.
Data
extracted,
analysed,
findings
presented
a
descriptive
summary.
The
PRISMA
checklist
guided
review
conduct
reporting.
Results
One
hundred
forty
articles
included.
Nurses’
midwives'
involvement
varied,
with
some
taking
active
role
testing,
or
evaluating
AI‐based
technologies;
however,
many
studies
did
not
include
either
profession.
was
mainly
clinical
practice
direct
(
n
=
115,
82.14%),
fewer
focusing
administration
management
21,
15.00%),
education
4,
2.85%).
Benefits
reported
primarily
potential
as
most
trained
tested
algorithms.
Only
handful
8,
7.14%)
actual
benefits
when
settings.
Risks
limitations
included
poor
quality
datasets
that
could
introduce
bias,
need
for
interpretation
results,
privacy
trust
issues,
inadequate
expertise
among
professions.
Conclusion
Digital
health
should
be
put
place
support
use,
evaluation
Curricula
developed
educate
about
AI,
so
they
can
lead
participate
these
digital
initiatives
healthcare.
Relevance
Adult,
paediatric,
mental
learning
disability
nurses,
along
midwives
have
more
rigorous,
interdisciplinary
research
technologies
professional
determine
their
efficacy
well
ethical,
legal
social
implications
Cell Reports Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(7), P. 101095 - 101095
Published: June 28, 2023
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
great
potential
to
transform
healthcare
by
enhancing
the
workflow
and
productivity
of
clinicians,
enabling
existing
staff
serve
more
patients,
improving
patient
outcomes,
reducing
health
disparities.
In
field
ophthalmology,
AI
systems
have
shown
performance
comparable
with
or
even
better
than
experienced
ophthalmologists
in
tasks
such
as
diabetic
retinopathy
detection
grading.
However,
despite
these
quite
good
results,
very
few
been
deployed
real-world
clinical
settings,
challenging
true
value
systems.
This
review
provides
an
overview
current
main
applications
describes
challenges
that
need
be
overcome
prior
implementation
systems,
discusses
strategies
may
pave
way
translation
Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 57 - 57
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
The
deployment
of
large
language
models
(LLMs)
within
the
healthcare
sector
has
sparked
both
enthusiasm
and
apprehension.
These
exhibit
remarkable
ability
to
provide
proficient
responses
free-text
queries,
demonstrating
a
nuanced
understanding
professional
medical
knowledge.
This
comprehensive
survey
delves
into
functionalities
existing
LLMs
designed
for
applications
elucidates
trajectory
their
development,
starting
with
traditional
Pretrained
Language
Models
(PLMs)
then
moving
present
state
in
sector.
First,
we
explore
potential
amplify
efficiency
effectiveness
diverse
applications,
particularly
focusing
on
clinical
tasks.
tasks
encompass
wide
spectrum,
ranging
from
named
entity
recognition
relation
extraction
natural
inference,
multimodal
document
classification,
question-answering.
Additionally,
conduct
an
extensive
comparison
most
recent
state-of-the-art
domain,
while
also
assessing
utilization
various
open-source
highlighting
significance
applications.
Furthermore,
essential
performance
metrics
employed
evaluate
biomedical
shedding
light
limitations.
Finally,
summarize
prominent
challenges
constraints
faced
by
offering
holistic
perspective
benefits
shortcomings.
review
provides
exploration
current
landscape
healthcare,
addressing
role
transforming
areas
that
warrant
further
research
development.
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(4), P. 966 - 978
Published: Feb. 6, 2023
Abstract
An
integrative
review
investigating
the
incorporation
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
and
machine
learning
(ML)
based
decision
support
systems
in
mental
health
care
settings
was
undertaken
published
literature
between
2016
2021
across
six
databases.
Four
studies
met
research
question
inclusion
criteria.
The
primary
theme
identified
trust
confidence
.
To
date,
there
is
limited
regarding
use
AI‐based
health.
Our
found
that
significant
barriers
exist
its
into
practice
primarily
arising
from
uncertainty
related
to
clinician's
confidence,
end‐user
acceptance
system
transparency.
More
needed
understand
role
AI
assisting
treatment
identifying
missed
care.
Researchers
developers
must
focus
on
establishing
with
clinical
staff
before
true
impact
can
be
determined.
Finally,
further
required
attitudes
beliefs
surrounding
impacts
for
wellbeing
end‐users
This
highlights
necessity
involving
clinicians
all
stages
research,
development
implementation
delivery.
Earning
should
foremost
consideration
any
system.
Clinicians
motivated
actively
embrace
opportunity
contribute
new
technologies
digital
tools
assist
professionals
identify
care,
it
occurs
as
a
matter
importance
public
safety
ethical
implementation.
AI‐basesd
show
most
promise
achieved.
Informatics in Medicine Unlocked,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
41, P. 101304 - 101304
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
The
recent
focus
on
Large
Language
Models
(LLMs)
has
yielded
unprecedented
discussion
of
their
potential
use
in
various
domains,
including
healthcare.
While
showing
considerable
performing
human-capable
tasks,
LLMs
have
also
demonstrated
significant
drawbacks,
generating
misinformation,
falsifying
data,
and
contributing
to
plagiarism.
These
aspects
are
generally
concerning
but
can
be
more
severe
the
context
As
explored
for
utility
healthcare,
discharge
summaries,
interpreting
medical
records
providing
advice,
it
is
necessary
ensure
safeguards
around
Notably,
there
must
an
evaluation
process
that
assesses
natural
language
processing
performance
translational
value.
Complementing
this
assessment,
a
governance
layer
accountability
public
confidence
such
models.
Such
framework
discussed
presented
paper.
Frontiers in Education,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Incorporating
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
into
education,
specifically
through
generative
chatbots,
can
transform
teaching
and
learning
for
education
professionals
in
both
administrative
pedagogical
ways.
However,
the
ethical
implications
of
using
chatbots
must
be
carefully
considered.
Ethical
concerns
about
advanced
have
yet
to
explored
sector.
This
short
article
introduces
associated
with
introducing
platforms
such
as
ChatGPT
education.
The
outlines
how
handling
sensitive
student
data
by
presents
significant
privacy
challenges,
thus
requiring
adherence
protection
regulations,
which
may
not
always
possible.
It
highlights
risk
algorithmic
bias
could
perpetuate
societal
biases,
problematic.
also
examines
balance
between
fostering
autonomy
potential
impact
on
academic
self-efficacy,
noting
over-reliance
AI
educational
purposes.
Plagiarism
continues
emerge
a
critical
concern,
AI-generated
content
threatening
integrity.
advocates
comprehensive
measures
address
these
issues,
including
clear
policies,
plagiarism
detection
techniques,
innovative
assessment
methods.
By
addressing
argues
that
educators,
developers,
policymakers,
students
fully
harness
creating
more
inclusive,
empowering,
ethically
sound
future.
Journal of Medical Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
48(1)
Published: Feb. 17, 2024
Large
Language
Models
(LLMs)
such
as
General
Pretrained
Transformer
(GPT)
and
Bidirectional
Encoder
Representations
from
Transformers
(BERT),
which
use
transformer
model
architectures,
have
significantly
advanced
artificial
intelligence
natural
language
processing.
Recognized
for
their
ability
to
capture
associative
relationships
between
words
based
on
shared
context,
these
models
are
poised
transform
healthcare
by
improving
diagnostic
accuracy,
tailoring
treatment
plans,
predicting
patient
outcomes.
However,
there
multiple
risks
potentially
unintended
consequences
associated
with
in
applications.
This
study,
conducted
28
participants
using
a
qualitative
approach,
explores
the
benefits,
shortcomings,
of
healthcare.
It
analyses
responses
seven
open-ended
questions
simplified
thematic
analysis.
Our
research
reveals
including
improved
operational
efficiency,
optimized
processes
refined
clinical
documentation.
Despite
significant
concerns
about
introduction
bias,
auditability
issues
privacy
risks.
Challenges
include
need
specialized
expertise,
emergence
ethical
dilemmas
potential
reduction
human
element
care.
For
medical
profession,
impact
employment,
changes
patient-doctor
dynamic,
extensive
training
both
system
operation
data
interpretation.
Circulation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
149(6)
Published: Jan. 9, 2024
Multiple
applications
for
machine
learning
and
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
cardiovascular
imaging
are
being
proposed
developed.
However,
the
processes
involved
implementing
AI
highly
diverse,
varying
by
modality,
patient
subtype,
features
to
be
extracted
analyzed,
clinical
application.
This
article
establishes
a
framework
that
defines
value
from
an
organizational
perspective,
followed
chain
analysis
identify
activities
which
might
produce
greatest
incremental
creation.
The
various
perspectives
should
considered
highlighted,
including
clinicians,
imagers,
hospitals,
patients,
payers.
Integrating
of
all
health
care
stakeholders
is
critical
creating
ensuring
successful
deployment
tools
real-world
setting.
Different
summarized,
along
with
unique
aspects
cardiac
modalities,
computed
tomography,
magnetic
resonance
imaging,
positron
emission
tomography.
applicable
has
potential
add
at
every
step
journey,
selecting
more
appropriate
test
optimizing
image
acquisition
analysis,
interpreting
results
classification
diagnosis,
predicting
risk
major
adverse
events.