Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Healthcare Sector in India: A Futuristic Study
Madhav Tilve, Shailesh Rastogi, Rahul Singh Gautam
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to examine difficulties in India's healthcare industry and determine the practicality of using AI as a solution. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, which include machine learning and robots, has transformed several sectors, most notably healthcare. These technologies are altering the delivery of medical services and diagnostics by processing large information, recognizing detailed patterns, and engaging in sophisticated human interactions. The combination of artificial intelligence with healthcare has drastically revolutionized service delivery, addressing issues such as individualized therapy and exact diagnosis. Its potential influence extends beyond care, clinical processes, and healthcare management, resulting in a transformational landscape. AI has the potential to improve healthcare, emergency response systems, and disaster management in India. However, due to different populations, language variances, limited resources, and economic limits, its implementation faces distinct obstacles. Utilizing AI opens up possibilities for early illness diagnosis, improved diagnostics, telemedicine breakthroughs, disease prediction, and effective health record administration. However, successful implementation necessitates resolving technological challenges as well as issues for good governance. The approach of this review article entails describing and critically analyzing existing research on AI technologies, with a special emphasis on their possible applications in India's healthcare scene. The goal is to identify how artificial intelligence (AI) might potentially reduce current issues in the Indian healthcare sector.
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