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Background and Significance of Computational Convergence in Electronic Health Records

Published:2024-08-09 Issue: Volume: Page:1-26
ISSN:2328-1243
Container-title:Advances in Healthcare Information Systems and Administration
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Author:

Kaur Ramneet¹,Mishra Renu²^ORCID,Pruthi Jyoti¹,Mehta Shruti N.¹

Affiliation:

1. Sharda University, India

2. Department of CSE, School of Engineering and Technology, Sharda University, India

Abstract

Technological development has drastically changed the healthcare industry, bringing with it both new opportunities and problems for medical practitioners. The necessity of encouraging healthcare Professionals to accept and adjust to artificial intelligence and other cutting-edge technology is examined in this chapter. This chapter addresses the obstacles that come with implementing AI and other technologies and offers solutions for overcoming the difficulties involved in incorporating cutting-edge instruments into medical procedures. With insightful discussions on the moral dilemmas surrounding healthcare technology, the narrative aims to advance a well-rounded approach that prioritizes patient care while making use of the benefits of cutting-edge technologies. The chapter examines the potential implications of developing trends on the responsibilities of healthcare professionals and the future of healthcare technology.

Publisher

IGI Global

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