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Conversational artificial intelligence (CAI) can enhance patient communication by providing an always-on platform for expressing concerns via mobile devices, improving upon the patient concerns inventory (PCI). This technology aims to overcome healthcare challenges and resource limitations.

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Area of Science:

  • Digital Health
  • Health Informatics
  • Patient-Reported Outcomes

Background:

  • The patient concerns inventory (PCI) facilitates patient-clinician communication during outpatient consultations.
  • Current PCI access limitations hinder frequent patient concern expression, despite its proven benefits.
  • Increasing healthcare challenges and resource constraints necessitate innovative communication solutions.

Discussion:

  • Conversational artificial intelligence (CAI) offers a potential solution for continuous patient-professional information flow.
  • CAI platforms, leveraging natural language interfaces and based on the PCI, can be accessed via mobile devices.
  • This approach provides an 'always-on' channel for patients to articulate concerns remotely.

Key Insights:

  • CAI can improve patient engagement and information sharing beyond traditional consultation times.
  • Mobile accessibility of CAI enhances patient convenience and proactive health management.
  • Integrating CAI with existing tools like the PCI streamlines patient-reported data collection.

Outlook:

  • Further research and clinical trials are essential to assess the usability and efficacy of CAI in healthcare settings.
  • Addressing potential pitfalls and ethical concerns is crucial for successful CAI implementation.
  • CAI integration holds promise for more efficient and patient-centered healthcare delivery.