Medicina do futuro: o uso da inteligência artificial em condutas de médicos pediatras – uma revisão integrativa
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Inteligência artificial, Pediatria, Diagnósticos, Dados clínicosResumo
A tecnologia, na forma de inteligência artificial (IA), tem se desenvolvido rapidamente nos últimos anos. Visto isso, a seguinte revisão integrativa teve como objetivo avaliar algumas formas de como o uso da IA pode auxiliar na conduta de médicos pediatras. Para a realização do estudo, foram analisados 15 artigos que mostram algumas maneiras de como a IA tem o potencial de contribuir para o atendimento clínico, proporcionando maior precisão, agilidade e aprendizado profundo, facilitando o trabalho dos médicos e aprimorando a tomada de decisões. Os resultados do estudo mostram que a IA tem o potencial de se tornar uma ferramenta crucial dentro do consultório, melhorando a conduta médica no atendimento de pacientes pediátricos. Assim, a IA tende a se tornar uma aliada indispensável dos médicos, contribuindo para uma maior qualidade de atendimento e assistência.
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