Influencia de la inteligencia artificial en la comunicación en la salud
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-312Palabras clave:
Salud, Inteligencia Artificial, Comunicación efectiva, Pacientes, Profesionales de la salud, Ética, Datos, EficienciaResumen
Introducción: La comunicación efectiva en salud es vital para una atención de calidad. Barreras lingüísticas y culturales la dificultan, causando errores y costos. La IA mejora la comunicación y precisión en tratamientos. Metodología: Revisión de literatura y resultados de investigaciones sobre IA en salud, enfocándose en sus aplicaciones y desafíos. Resultados: La IA facilita la interpretación de información y comunicación en salud, mejorando la eficiencia y precisión diagnóstica. Discusión: La implementación de IA enfrenta barreras culturales, técnicas, éticas y regulatorias, como interoperabilidad, calidad de datos y privacidad. Conclusiones: Superar desafíos técnicos y éticos es crucial. Se recomienda colaboración interdisciplinaria, transparencia en algoritmos y educación sobre IA para mejorar la atención médica.
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