Proposed eLearning Framework using Open Corpus Web Resources

This chapter explores the transformative potential of precision medicine and AI in revolutionizing healthcare delivery. By tailoring treatments to individual patient profiles through genomic insights and advanced analytics, personalized healthcare optimizes therapeutic efficacy, particularly in oncology, rare diseases, and chronic conditions. Case studies illustrate the economic advantages of targeted interventions, highlighting cost efficiency through reduced trial-and-error treatments and improved patient outcomes. However, the integration of AI introduces ethical dilemmas, including data privacy concerns, algorithmic biases, and the implications of genetic editing technologies. Global examples of healthcare systems implementing AI-driven personalized medicine provide valuable insights into best practices and lessons learned from early adopters. As the landscape of healthcare evolves, the chapter emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration, robust data infrastructure, and active patient engagement to navigate the complexities of precision medicine.

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AI, IoT, and Blockchain in Healthcare

Subramani,

Manoharan

2024

Advances in Human Services and Public Health

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Digital technology increases diagnosis, treatment, and efficiency, transforming healthcare. This article uses real-life business examples to demonstrate how blockchain technology, AI, and IoT are changing health care and how they may help. AI algorithms speed up and enhance diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic decision-making. IoT devices can monitor patients, offer remote health care, and collect data instantly, improving outcomes and resource use. Blockchain technology protects patient privacy and promotes healthcare system collaboration by securely and transparently managing medical records. As seen in this chapter, these technologies work well. Using AI in imaging and genetics simplifies early diagnosis and treatment planning. Wearable health monitoring, smart implants, and telemedicine can improve patient treatment. Blockchain technology will secure EHRs, manage medicine supply chains, and facilitate clinical trials. The Internet of Things, blockchain technology, and AI are improving data privacy, patient participation, and treatment availability in healthcare.

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Proposed eLearning Framework using Open Corpus Web Resources

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AI, IoT, and Blockchain in Healthcare

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