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Dr. Alberto Tozzi
Artificial intelligence implementation in pediatric healthcare: challenges and future perspectives
With Dr. Alberto Tozzi & Dr. Teresa Ferro
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Introducing innovation into a healthcare system is not simple and requires consideration of artificial intelligence as innovation within the healthcare system.
Historical resistance to the stethoscope took decades to overcome, illustrating the challenge physicians face in adopting new medical technologies.
Healthcare systems are not yet completely satisfied with the possibility of utilizing technology to improve care delivery.
Young physicians who understand both the limitations of current healthcare systems and the potential of artificial intelligence are positioned to invent the future of medical practice.
Understanding the potential of artificial intelligence allows young physicians to replicate and adapt these technologies for future healthcare delivery.
Artificial intelligence changes the way healthcare is delivered and the way physicians practice medicine.
Cultural resistance and lack of infrastructure represent major obstacles to AI implementation in healthcare.
Many healthcare providers want to preserve the status quo and are uncomfortable leaving their comfort zone, which represents a risk when change is necessary.
Healthcare system governance must find a balance between trying to change and assuming the risk of possible failure, which requires a different mindset.