The impact of artificial intelligence on Ukrainian medicine: benefits and challenges for the future
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.57125/FEM.2023.12.30.04Keywords:
globalisation, digitalisation, digital medicine, remote medical technology, electronic systematisation, data validityAbstract
The worldwide trend of digitisation across all aspects of society necessitates a fresh approach to the management system in the healthcare sector of Ukraine. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in medicine opens up opportunities for transforming the healthcare sector by creating an effective and personalised approach to medical services.
Aims: The purpose of the study was a comprehensive analysis of the current role of artificial intelligence in Ukrainian medicine and the projected future impact of its development.
Methodology: The work was completed by utilising several common scientific methods of cognition: logical and structural analysis, abstraction, comparison, induction, and deduction, as well as concretisation and formalisation.
Results The benefits resulting from the active implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in medicine were analysed and evaluated in the article. The risks that will accompany the further rooting of AI in medical information systems were identified and a number of appropriate preventive measures were proposed. The experience of developed countries in the transformation of medicine through the use of artificial intelligence capabilities was studied. The feasibility and prospects of using AI technologies in various areas of healthcare were analysed. A number of tools and technologies were proposed to ensure an adequate level of security and protection of personal information.
Scientific Novelty: The principles for adapting the existing algorithms of the medical industry in Ukraine to meet the requirements of digitalisation have been formulated, the expediency of transformation in this area was substantiated.
Conclusion: It was substantiated that the increasing utilisation of artificial intelligence enables the ability to produce precise and efficient decisions within intricate analytical procedures. The results of the study may be of practical value for the process of optimising the modern medical industry in Ukraine in the context of globalisation of the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies.
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