Medicine in the Optics of Artificial Intelligence: the Philosophical Context of the Future

Брызгалина, Е.В.

doi:10.31857/s023620070007669-2

“…On the one hand, it is an effect of genetic judgements produced on the ideas about the human life dependence; on the other hand, interpretations of genetic data adjust to the cultural ideas of the accidental/necessary and hereditary/environmental ratio. This occurs within the context of medicalization and geneticization that transform different spheres of social relations and have various manifestations' [27].…”

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“…Some experts established a correlation between social isolation and poor health [34,35], examined peculiarities of communicative therapy applied to treat dementia, rules and standards of talking to elderly people [36], and described attitudes towards aging prevention [37]. There are a lot of publications focusing on up-to-date ways to develop medical aid provided for elderly people at home using artificial intellect [38] and peculiarities of immune prevention for them [39,40].…”

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How to minimize infectious health risks for elderly people (based on focus group data)

Serova¹,

Maslov²,

Korotin³

2022

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This literature review focuses on practices aimed at mitigating infectious health risks for elderly people in acute care inpatient hospitals with multiple specializations. We revealed a necessity to create medical information centers; common reference centers for PCR diagnostics, sequencing, plasmid analysis, and MULDI-TOF; as well as to provide support and further development of bacteriological and hygienic service in medical and preventive organizations. Our review also dwells on theoretical solutions to issues related to minimizing infection risks in nursing homes and prospective approaches to providing infectious safety at home. A focus group was organized on May 20, 2021 at the E.A. Wagner’s Perm State Medical University of the RF Public Healthcare Ministry with its aim being to implement theoretical approaches into practices of minimizing infectious health risks for elderly people in Perm region within the “aging in place” paradigm. The sociological explication made it possible to fix the regional agenda on minimizing infectious heath risks for elderly people as per three basic directions: by improving living conditions, by improving care provided for elderly people at home, and by making elderly people’s lives more active as a way to support their immunity. All the discussion participants unanimously agreed both on assigning the primary role to the strengthened immunity as a way to minimize infectious health risks and on obvious absence of any drugs which would be able to resolve the issue. Experts believe adherence to conventional recommendations on how to improve elderly people’s immunity to be fundamental for infection risk mitigation. We should remember that some elderly people live in improper housing which should be renovated and adapted to basic needs of an elderly person. It is also important to develop the city environment taking into account elderly people’s habits and needs (they should be provided with a special place in the yard where they can communicate with each other, play board games or do physical exercises). Financial support should be given to “Inpatient hospital at home” program and to developing tools used to promptly minimize infection risks, for example, telemedicine which allows detecting certain alerting symptoms typical for communicable diseases (fever, complaining about cough and running nose, pains in the lumbar spine, decreased diuresis etc.)

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“…Связь между социальной изоляцией и плохим состоянием здоровья установлена в ряде исследований [34,35], изучены особенности коммуникативной терапии деменции, правила и нормы разговоров с пожилыми людьми [36], выявлено отношение к профилактике старения [37]. Достаточно публикаций, акцентирующих внимание на современных способах развития медицинской помощи пожилым на дому с помощью искусственного интеллекта [38], особенностях иммунопрофилактики пожилых людей [39,40].…”

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How to minimize infectious health risks for elderly people (based on focus group data)

Yagodina¹,

Serova²,

Maslov³

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This literature review focuses on practices aimed at mitigating infectious health risks for elderly people in acute care inpatient hospitals with multiple specializations. We revealed a necessity to create medical information centers; common reference centers for PCR diagnostics, sequencing, plasmid analysis, and MULDI-TOF; as well as to provide support and further development of bacteriological and hygienic service in medical and preventive organizations. Our review also dwells on theoretical solutions to issues related to minimizing infection risks in nursing homes and prospective approaches to providing infectious safety at home. A focus group was organized on May 20, 2021 at the E.A. Wagner’s Perm State Medical University of the RF Public Healthcare Ministry with its aim being to implement theoretical approaches into practices of minimizing infectious health risks for elderly people in Perm region within the “aging in place” paradigm. The sociological explication made it possible to fix the regional agenda on minimizing infectious heath risks for elderly people as per three basic directions: by improving living conditions, by improving care provided for elderly people at home, and by making elderly people’s lives more active as a way to support their immunity. All the discussion participants unanimously agreed both on assigning the primary role to the strengthened immunity as a way to minimize infectious health risks and on obvious absence of any drugs which would be able to resolve the issue. Experts believe adherence to conventional recommendations on how to improve elderly people’s immunity to be fundamental for infection risk mitigation. We should remember that some elderly people live in improper housing which should be renovated and adapted to basic needs of an elderly person. It is also important to develop the city environment taking into account elderly people’s habits and needs (they should be provided with a special place in the yard where they can communicate with each other, play board games or do physical exercises). Financial support should be given to “Inpatient hospital at home” program and to developing tools used to promptly minimize infection risks, for example, telemedicine which allows detecting certain alerting symptoms typical for communicable diseases (fever, complaining about cough and running nose, pains in the lumbar spine, decreased diuresis etc.)

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