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Wim van Biesen1,2, Catherine Van Der Straeten3, Sigrid Sterckx4,5
1Renal Division, 0K12 IA, Ghent University Hospital, Corneel Heymanslaan 10, 9000, Gent, Belgium. wim.vanbiesen@ugent.be.
Abstract:
Over the last decades, the face of health care has changed dramatically, with big improvements in what is technically feasible. However, there are indicators that the current approach to evaluating evidence in health care is not holistic and hence in the long run, health care will not be sustainable. New conceptual and normative frameworks for the evaluation of health care need to be developed and investigated. The current paper presents a novel framework of justifiable health care and explores how the use of artificial intelligence and big data can contribute to achieving the goals of this framework.
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