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Informative Article | Science and Technology | India | Volume 11 Issue 12, December 2022
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in US Healthcare Information
Abstract: This study looks into how artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to change the way that healthcare information management is done in the US. Significant progress has been made in the application of AI technology in healthcare, which has revolutionized the collection, analysis, and use of patient data. AI systems improve medical decisions, diagnosing accuracy, and patient care overall by utilizing machine learning methods and information analytics. This paper explores the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on digital health records (EHRs), explaining how these smart systems improve interoperability, save data entry time, and enable smooth information sharing across healthcare providers. Moreover, predictive analytics driven by AI is investigated as a crucial element in recognizing possible health hazards, permitting preemptive measures and customized therapy regimens. The difficulties and moral issues surrounding the application of AI to healthcare information management are also covered in this study. Concerns about bias in algorithms, data privacy, and the necessity of strong legal frameworks are discussed in order to guarantee responsible AI use in the healthcare industry. The paper uses case studies and actual data to demonstrate the useful uses of AI for healthcare, highlighting both promising new applications and areas that could use further development. Understanding the changing role of AI in medical records management is crucial for stakeholders, elected officials, and healthcare providers alike as the US continues to negotiate the complexity of its healthcare system. This study adds important new understandings to the current artificial intelligence-driven change of healthcare delivery.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, healthcare information management, electronic health records, predictive analytics, ethical concerns
Edition: Volume 11 Issue 12, December 2022,
Pages: 1302 - 1308