[Retracted] Perception Research of Artificial Intelligence in Environmental Public Health Physiotherapy Nursing for the Elderly

Abstract

This perceptual study focuses on developing artificial intelligence for elderly care design. It analyses and discusses the role of artificial intelligence in elderly care and its application to physiotherapy care. Artificial intelligence, as an emerging disruptive technology, is releasing the enormous energy accumulated in the technological and industrial revolutions, profoundly transforming how humans produce, live, and think about the world. Economic development and social progress are significantly impacted by it, and it has a great deal of practicality and broad application scope. Although there is a basic consensus in the 18 public understanding of AI, there is still some ambiguity and misunderstanding, knowing what is happening without understanding why. As a result, it is necessary to systematize and gain a comprehensive understanding of this concept and its associated practices.

Artificial intelligence and aging: potential and precautions

“…Similar analogies can most surely be applied to mitigating or averting multiple aging states and adverse health conditions or disabilities, and health providers are strongly encouraged to gain a comprehensive understanding of the AI potential in advancing health across the lifespan and its strengths and limitations. 4 The potential for AI to foster optimally safe and enriching living environments may further enable improvements in self-care activities, mobility, recreational opportunities, social interactions and internet mediated community-based health promotion programs to many. Public health workers may find AI highly advantageous for promoting mass communications and needs based resource allocations that can reduce age associated health disparities in diverse ways, as well as time and monetary costs.…”

“…Excluded were articles that did not focus specifically on this set of issues, and those that were non English based articles. For a comprehensive overview, the article by Shi et al, 4 is recommended.…”

“…36 At the same time, as per Latikka et al, 22 blanket usage of AI in the face of no long term study of its impacts should proceed with caution, as future studies may show very different outcomes than those consistent with current expectations based on traditional research findings conducted in the clinic. For example, in health communication contexts will the elderly engage in conversations with a robot freely, and if the conversation and the data transfer are to be utilized for remote consultations as well as some straightforward environmental and public health checks as described by Shi et al, 4 will they offer feelings of self-esteem or belonging or love or convey their unmet needs instead. While Shi et al, 4 state robot delivered physiotherapy is as effective as clinic visits for older adults, is there any rigorous evidence this will be an effective public health approach if indeed the older adult has both visual as well as auditory and memory challenges and severe hand osteoarthritis for example and can't use a smart phone or understand the robots directives.…”

“…For example, in health communication contexts will the elderly engage in conversations with a robot freely, and if the conversation and the data transfer are to be utilized for remote consultations as well as some straightforward environmental and public health checks as described by Shi et al, 4 will they offer feelings of self-esteem or belonging or love or convey their unmet needs instead. While Shi et al, 4 state robot delivered physiotherapy is as effective as clinic visits for older adults, is there any rigorous evidence this will be an effective public health approach if indeed the older adult has both visual as well as auditory and memory challenges and severe hand osteoarthritis for example and can't use a smart phone or understand the robots directives. Moreover, a comparative role of other strategies may also show a hierarchy of what would be best for intervention purposes in a particular case, rather than relying on generic approaches.…”

Retracted: Perception Research of Artificial Intelligence in Environmental Public Health Physiotherapy Nursing for the Elderly

“…This article has been retracted by Hindawi following an investigation undertaken by the publisher [ 1 ]. This investigation has uncovered evidence of one or more of the following indicators of systematic manipulation of the publication process: Discrepancies in scope Discrepancies in the description of the research reported Discrepancies between the availability of data and the research described Inappropriate citations Incoherent, meaningless and/or irrelevant content included in the article Peer-review manipulation …”