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Mirela Prgomet1, Humam Salman2, Zara Shaheed2
1Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University, Australia.
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Pathology testing is pivotal for accurate diagnoses and management, especially in emergency departments (EDs). However, a proportion of diagnostic tests may be unnecessary. Artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare offers a promising solution to reduce unnecessary pathology testing through advanced data analytics, but the success of AI-enabled digital health hinges on learning from existing digital health interventions. This poster will present findings from a scoping review of the impact of digital health interventions on unnecessary pathology testing in EDs, highlighting factors influencing their success.
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