Hybrid Search Approach for Retrieving Medical and Health Science Knowledge from Quran

Safee, Muhammad Afifi Mohamad; Saudi, Madihah Mohd; Pitchay, Sakinah Ali; Ridzuan, Farida; Basir, Nurlida; Saadan, Kamarudin; Nabila, Fatin

doi:10.14419/ijet.v7i4.15.21374

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“…[150]- [153] As the last subject, some of the articles have dealt with issues of Islamic Medicine. Development of an Expert System to offer the recommendations of the Islamic Medicine to the patients, building ontology network out of medical and medicinal concepts in the Holy Qur'an and the Islamic content, as well as establishing information retrieval systems and the advanced search for this kind of content are among subjects dealt with [154]- [156].…”

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Artificial Intelligence and Modern Information Technologies Applications in Islamic Sciences: A Survey

Rabiei Zadeh

2023

IJPCC

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Considering the progress of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Information Technology (IT) we witness, during recent years, the spread of the application of these technologies in various fields. The research workflows, and in particular, the researches on Islamic sciences are not excepted from this issue. Several works have been carried out in order to exploit the AI and modern information technologies in the researches on Islamic sciences during recent years all over the Islamic regions and beyond them. It is very important to be aware of the latest developments in this field from different aspects like: 1) Benefiting from the advantages of modern technologies in the Islamic researches, 2) Reorganizing the educational plans in accordance with these developments, and 3) Introducing the new applications of AI in Islamic studies to the academics of computer sciences who may be interested in this field. In this paper, in the first step, a systematic review was conducted concerning more than four thousand international scientific articles related to applying AI and modern IT in Islamic studies, out of which 975 ones were chosen. At the same time, major institutions in this field were identified. In the next step the selected articles were classified in five thematic fields of 1) the Holy Qur’an, Tafsir and other related issues, 2) Hadith and Rijal Sciences, 3) Islamic Law and Jurisprudence, 4) the General Islamic Content in Social Media, 5) Other Subjects related to Islamic Sciences like Linguistics, History, Geography, etc. In the third step, the articles of each category were classified in a number of major subcategories that amount to 73 in total. Finally, in the last step, the distinctive articles in each field were introduced briefly.

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Section: E Other Contents Of Islamic Sciencesmentioning

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Artificial Intelligence and Modern Information Technologies Applications in Islamic Sciences: A Survey

Rabiei Zadeh

2023

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“…Similar to our approach, Jeong and Seo [20] proposed a keyword matching-based answer retrieval technique based on the collection of Q&A sets from Twitter by utilizing the tweet-and-reply and the tweet-and-mention pairs and the refinement of the newly collected pairs by adding them to the existing Q&A knowledge database. As these related works focused on developing the Q&A chatbots' answer retrieval technique to provide more accurate and flexible answers to their users, the response appropriateness of each chatbot based on quantitative data such as self-report questionnaire [20] or recall and precision measurement [18,35] was evaluated. While these proposed knowledge databases and answer retrieval techniques for Q&A chatbots were appropriate to be applied to general health care or lifecare services whose target users and content coverage were not specified, there have also been a variety of informative chatbots designed for the specific purposes of supporting pregnant women and mothers or families with young children in emergency situations [6] and providing low-cost accessible fertility and preconception health education for perinatal women [36] or breastfeeding education for community health workers and mothers in under-developed areas [37].…”

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“…However, the major challenge perceived by more than 70% of the medical physicians in one study is the inability of health care chatbots to address the full extent of a patient's needs and understand or display the emotional state of humans [17]. Furthermore, common concerns on inaccurate and inflexible information that chatbots provided have been raised [3,5,[17][18][19][20]. Despite these continuous attempts to provide patients with better user experience (UX) on informational and emotional support, both costs and benefits are still associated with the use of medical chatbots.…”

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A Chatbot for Perinatal Women’s and Partners’ Obstetric and Mental Health Care: Development and Usability Evaluation Study

Chung¹,

Cho²,

Park³

2021

JMIR Med Inform

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Background To motivate people to adopt medical chatbots, the establishment of a specialized medical knowledge database that fits their personal interests is of great importance in developing a chatbot for perinatal care, particularly with the help of health professionals. Objective The objectives of this study are to develop and evaluate a user-friendly question-and-answer (Q&A) knowledge database–based chatbot (Dr. Joy) for perinatal women’s and their partners’ obstetric and mental health care by applying a text-mining technique and implementing contextual usability testing (UT), respectively, thus determining whether this medical chatbot built on mobile instant messenger (KakaoTalk) can provide its male and female users with good user experience. Methods Two men aged 38 and 40 years and 13 women aged 27 to 43 years in pregnancy preparation or different pregnancy stages were enrolled. All participants completed the 7-day-long UT, during which they were given the daily tasks of asking Dr. Joy at least 3 questions at any time and place and then giving the chatbot either positive or negative feedback with emoji, using at least one feature of the chatbot, and finally, sending a facilitator all screenshots for the history of the day’s use via KakaoTalk before midnight. One day after the UT completion, all participants were asked to fill out a questionnaire on the evaluation of usability, perceived benefits and risks, intention to seek and share health information on the chatbot, and strengths and weaknesses of its use, as well as demographic characteristics. Results Despite the relatively higher score of ease of learning (EOL), the results of the Spearman correlation indicated that EOL was not significantly associated with usefulness (ρ=0.26; P=.36), ease of use (ρ=0.19; P=.51), satisfaction (ρ=0.21; P=.46), or total usability scores (ρ=0.32; P=.24). Unlike EOL, all 3 subfactors and the total usability had significant positive associations with each other (all ρ>0.80; P<.001). Furthermore, perceived risks exhibited no significant negative associations with perceived benefits (ρ=−0.29; P=.30) or intention to seek (SEE; ρ=−0.28; P=.32) or share (SHA; ρ=−0.24; P=.40) health information on the chatbot via KakaoTalk, whereas perceived benefits exhibited significant positive associations with both SEE and SHA. Perceived benefits were more strongly associated with SEE (ρ=0.94; P<.001) than with SHA (ρ=0.70; P=.004). Conclusions This study provides the potential for the uptake of this newly developed Q&A knowledge database–based KakaoTalk chatbot for obstetric and mental health care. As Dr. Joy had quality contents with both utilitarian and hedonic value, its male and female users could be encouraged to use medical chatbots in a convenient, easy-to-use, and enjoyable manner. To boost their continued usage intention for Dr. Joy, its Q&A sets need to be periodically updated to satisfy user intent by monitoring both male and female user utterances.

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“…The terms leading to health studies are even developed using technology to collect verses (Nodehi et al, 2017;Safee et al, 2018). Researchers' responses to this problem can be mapped into three tendencies.…”

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Health Belief Model in Quranic Perspective: A Synthesizing themes of Health Behavior

Dewi

Mutawakkil

2023

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The encouragement of worship described by the Qur'an in various verses has another dimension related to the health belief model construction. This study aims to identify the formation of beliefs in actions that lead a person to healthy behaviours depicted in various verses by nahyu (prohibition) and amr (command). This study uses qualitative methods with a thematic analysis model to achieve this goal. A search of the various verses shows a pattern of the Qur'an's awareness of changes in actions correlated with statements about the potential risks that threaten humans that may prevent them from worshipping. Fear of the threat of danger as a driving mechanism for change in action is strengthened by motivating the benefits obtained in acting. The two aspects of consciousness, risk, and profit are driven by self-confidence that arises from awareness of servitude. The embodiment of the health beliefs model in the Qur'an represents the divine dimension that manifests in fulfilling the obligation to produce healthy behaviours.

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Hybrid Search Approach for Retrieving Medical and Health Science Knowledge from Quran

Cited by 9 publications

References 20 publications

Artificial Intelligence and Modern Information Technologies Applications in Islamic Sciences: A Survey

Artificial Intelligence and Modern Information Technologies Applications in Islamic Sciences: A Survey

A Chatbot for Perinatal Women’s and Partners’ Obstetric and Mental Health Care: Development and Usability Evaluation Study

Health Belief Model in Quranic Perspective: A Synthesizing themes of Health Behavior

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