THE SYSTEMIC LITERATURE REVIEW OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTH CARE SECTOR
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https://doi.org/10.55829/res2se29Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Healthcare Technology, Personalized Medicine, Ethical and Legal Challenges, Clinical Decision Support SystemsAbstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing healthcare. It offers new ways to improve how doctors diagnose and treat patients. AI also helps with patient monitoring and managing healthcare systems. This study looks at how AI tools like machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing make diagnoses more accurate. They also help create personal medical plans and make hospital tasks smoother. The paper also discusses the ethical, legal, and privacy issues that come with using AI in healthcare. The paper also describes future ideas and changes for AI in healthcare. The results stress the need for a careful approach. This approach considers new technology along with ethical, legal, and infrastructure readiness. In order to understand all these aspects together researchers referred 100 research papers related to artificial intelligence in different areas. Out of which ,20 research papers related to artificial intelligence in healthcare are studied by researchers and based on that, it further categorized into 8 themes, which offers a holistic examination of artificial intelligence in healthcare sector.
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