Journal
HEALTHCARE
Volume 10, Issue 2, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/healthcare10020385
Keywords
COVID-19; healthcare; digital health; pandemic; telemedicine; artificial intelligence; telehealth
Funding
- Doctoral Schools Program of the NAWA Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange [PPI/STE/2020/1/00014/DEC/02]
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The study addresses the privacy, transparency, and safety concerns raised by artificial intelligence during the COVID-19 pandemic and looks forward to an intelligent healthcare future based on best practices and lessons learned.
Soon after the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic was proclaimed, digital health services were widely adopted to respond to this public health emergency, including comprehensive monitoring technologies, telehealth, creative diagnostic, and therapeutic decision-making methods. The World Health Organization suggested that artificial intelligence might be a valuable way of dealing with the crisis. Artificial intelligence is an essential technology of the fourth industrial revolution that is a critical nonmedical intervention for overcoming the present global health crisis, developing next-generation pandemic preparation, and regaining resilience. While artificial intelligence has much potential, it raises fundamental privacy, transparency, and safety concerns. This study seeks to address these issues and looks forward to an intelligent healthcare future based on best practices and lessons learned by employing telehealth and artificial intelligence during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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