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1Department of Family Medicine, Meharry Addiction Medicine Clinic, Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN 37208, USA.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (AI) can allow for a new era in patient management not only with the enhancement of decision-making through imaging and pathology interpretation but also through more personalized patient care and reduction in administrative burden. By incorporating previously underutilized genomic data and information from wearable technology, personalized medical care can be given on a scale previously inaccessible. Furthermore, using AI to address administrative burdens, such as intake forms, medical billing and coding, and assessing level of care, can allow for more time in direct patient care for the clinician.
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