AI algorithms are able to analyse these images, identify abnormalities, and assist in the diagnosis of various medical conditions.
AI does have an great ability in being able to look at images and being able to identify the image. It would be able to reduce any sort of human errors if the doctors are not to sure on how to diagnose the problem. AI should only be used to assist and not actually give a diagnoses.
With AI-powered remote monitoring systems, patients can have their vital signs tracked and monitored, alerting healthcare providers to any potential issues. This can lead to earlier intervention and improved patient outcomes, as well as reducing the need for in-person visits to healthcare facilities.
While yes I do agree that this would be helpful to reduce any sort of mistakes, but it can't always be reliable. It would be easier to check for patients vitals, but if the power goes out this wouldn't work. It is very important for healthcare works to actually know how take vitals if any sort of complication were to happen. If they are to reliant on AI they can hurt them.