Research and provide three examples of Artificial Intelligence applications in healthcare.
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1. **Diagnosis and Treatmentprediction:** AI algorithms have demonstrated their proficiency in predicting patient outcomes and insurance claims. For instance, IBM's Watson Health has effectively predicted sepsis risk within two hours with 85 percent accuracy in ICU patients, thus helping physicians to intervene early with life-saving drugs. Furthermore, Google and Stanford researchers have developed AI technology in electronic health records (EHR) that can effectively identify disease severity, medication admonitions, medication incompatibilities, and adverse drug events, which reduce medical errors, length of stay, and readmission rates.

2. **Radiology and Pathology:** Machine learning-based algorithms excel in recognizing and visualising difficult-to-identify benign and malignant spots in imaging data. Deep Learning techniques of CNN can very precisely classify even the most complex medical images, especially medical photography based on Patch-Based strategies. It also boosts Pathological Imaging, which provides fast and accurate diagnoses, thus representing a major breakthrough in cancer screening and diagnosis, and innovative treatments and insurance.

3. **Remote Health Monitoring and Diagnostic:** Until the outbreak of COVID-19, the applications of health internet solutions have been swiftly growing. A remote-sensing, AI-equipped wearable device watches your activities around the clock, measures your heart rate, and offers you health patterns to track your body's performance. Through voice analysis AI, it Continuous sleep detection, Depression recognition. It also has the beta assay test system that can efficiently scan SLD21-12 structures with high accuracy of sensitivity, which is ideal for preclinical research and clinical personalized medicine.

Now, Healthcare uses multiple applications, and AI is increasing at an interesting rate, assisting healthcare sectors, processes, operations, authorities, personnel roles, chronic care system.
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Research and provide three examples of Artificial Intelligence applications in healthcare.
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1. Diagnosis and Treatment Recommendations: IBM Watson Health is a prime example of an AI application in healthcare. Watson is designed to understand, reason, learn, and interact with data in natural language, enabling it to analyze large amounts of medical information quickly and accurately. Watson can assist physicians in diagnosing complex or rare conditions and provide evidence-based treatment options tailored to individual patients. Moreover, Watson can keep up-to-date with the latest research and medical literature, providing healthcare professionals with the most recent information and best practices.

2. Medical Imaging and Analysis: Aidoc is an AI-powered platform used for medical imaging analysis that helps radiologists detect and prioritize critical pathologies and reduce turnaround times for diagnosis. Aidoc uses deep learning algorithms to analyze medical images (e.g., CT scans, MRI) and identify potential anomalies that may be indicative of various diseases, such as cancer, stroke, or lung embolisms. By automating this time-consuming process, radiologists can focus on patient care while ensuring faster and more accurate diagnoses.

3. Virtual Health Assistants and Chatbots: Sensely's Virtual Nurse Assistant is an AI-powered chatbot that provides personalized patient engagement and triage. It uses natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to communicate with patients, understand their symptoms, provide basic healthcare advice, and guide them on when and where to seek further medical assistance. This not only improves access to healthcare services but also reduces unnecessary hospital visits and empowers patients to manage their health more effectively. Virtual health assistants like Sensely's also help healthcare providers by enabling them to remotely monitor patients, improving care coordination, and reducing administrative burdens.
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