ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS IN HEALTHCARE

Technology related to artificial intelligence have the potential to change both the clinical care that is provided to patients and the administrative processes that are followed within healthcare delivery organisations (HDO). The ever-increasing amount and complexity of data relevant to healthcare provides an adequate context for the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning. This setting is supplied by the ever-increasing number of data. It is crucial to keep in mind that artificial intelligence (AI) is not a single technology but rather a group of technologies that can carry out a number of duties. It is important to keep in mind that AI is not a single technology since it is not a singular technology. The following is a summary of some of the applications that artificial intelligence has found in the medical field, however this is by no means a complete list. Because of how rapidly information may become out of date, it has been challenging to attempt to capture knowledge in the form of a book due to the length of time that has passed since the adage "any text is out of date by the time the book is produced." This saying has been around for decades. Nevertheless, in 2019, with what has been determined by some studies to be exponential growth in the field of computer science and AI in particular, change is occurring at a pace that renders sentences in this chapter almost immediately out of date. This is because of the exponential growth in the field of computer science. This is because the discipline of computer science is growing increasingly difficult to understand as time goes on. In order to stay current, we can no longer rely on the monthly updates that we acquired from our previously saved PubMed search. Instead, it is very necessary to sign up for daily news feeds from authoritative websites such as arXiv1 and the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) (AAAI). As a consequence of this, this chapter contains citations from a wide range of sources, such as historical publications, websites, and articles based on content found on the internet. The accessibility of data pertaining to medical treatment is one of the most important factors that is contributing to the advancement of AI technologies in the field of medicine. The phrase "artificial intelligence" refers not to a single technology but rather to a collection of technologies working together to simulate human intellect