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Rishi Ramessur1, Laxmi Raja2, Caroline L S Kilduff3
1Royal Free Hospital, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, London, United Kingdom.
Abstract:
Aging populations and worsening burden of chronic, treatable disease is increasingly creating a global shortfall in ophthalmic care provision. Remote and automated systems carry the promise to expand the scale and potential of health care interventions, and reduce strain on health care services through safe, personalized, efficient, and cost-effective services. However, significant challenges remain. Forward planning in service design is paramount to safeguard patient safety, trust in digital services, data privacy, medico-legal implications, and digital exclusion. We explore the impact and challenges facing patients and clinicians in integrating AI and telemedicine into ophthalmic care-and how these may influence its direction.
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