What is the abdomen? Rationalising clinical and anatomical perspectives using formal semantics

Brown, Philip J.; Gao, Yongsheng; Clunie, David A.

doi:10.1111/joa.13384

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“…Polysemy in terminology creates confusion even in the different areas of medicine. An unclear definition of the simple term "abdomen" prevents the easy transfer of information [10]. Other healthcare areas, like psychiatry, are known for difficulties in precise classification [11].…”

Section: Language Classification Interoperabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards a potential paradigm shift in health data collection and analysis: Contemporary challenges of Human-Machine interaction

Herzog,

Herzog

2024

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<p>Industrial Revolution 4.0 transforms healthcare systems. The first three technological revolutions changed the relationship between human and machine interaction due to the exponential growth of the number of machines. The fourth revolution has placed humans in a scenario where heterogeneous data is generated in unprecedented quantity and quality, not only through traditional methods enhanced by digitization, but also through ubiquitous computing, machine-to-machine interactions, and smart environment. The modern cyber-physical space underlines the role of humans in the expanding context of computerization and big data processing. In healthcare, where data collection and analysis particularly depend on human efforts, the disruptive nature of these developments is evident. Adaptation to this process requires deep scrutiny of the trends and recognition of future medical data technologies` evolution. Significant difficulties arise from discrepancies in requirements by healthcare, administrative and technology stakeholders. Black box and grey box decisions made in medical imaging and diagnostic Decision Support Software are often not transparent enough for the professional, social and medico-legal requirements. While Explainable AI proposes a partial solution for AI applications in medicine, the approach has to be wider and multiplex. LLM potential and limitations are also discussed. This paper lists the most significant issues in these topics and describes possible solutions.</p>

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Section: Language Classification Interoperabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%