Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Family Medicine - A Summary
Keywords:
AI and machine learning in family medicine, AI and machine learning in geriatrics
Abstract
This bibliographic review evaluates Artificial Intelligence (AI) theory's applications in the field of Family Medicine. Globally billions of people suffer from multiple health related issues throughout their lives including diseases of the heart, lungs, kidney, diabetes, and many forms of cancer. Diagnosis, remedy, and prevention of these disorders are multifaceted, and machine/computer based investigative tools for doctors are immediately needed to augment their decision-making. This study includes various applications of AI/machine learning (AI/ML) procedures in family medicine and its various sub-specialties. AI/ML-centered medicine offers better solutions over standard family medicine covering birth through end of life care. These include treatments for adolescents, geriatrics, disorders of pain and sleep, and sports injuries. However, several implementation hurdles for AI in clinical family medicine persist.
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