Assisting in disease prevention, artificial intelligence takes the lead
Big data, the Internet and artificial intelligence are promoting the digitization process of the medical system. The new intelligent and platform based applications will further enhance the quality of medical care and provide personalized solutions for disease prevention.
Scientists, doctors, and engineers have invested considerable time in developing new digital applications. The goal of these tasks is not only to detect diseases in the early stages, but also to achieve disease prevention. Dr. Enise Lauterbach, a cardiologist from Trier, Germany, said, "The diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases are already very advanced in technology and have saved many lives. If diseases can be prevented, the effect will be even better
Dr. Lauterbach emphasized that "digital healthcare applications can give patients greater self-determination. By understanding their own health data, patients can learn a lot and become responsible experts." As a digital pioneer, she firmly believes that a fully informed and actively involved patient can better manage their own health, rather than just focusing on disease. As introduced by two experts, digitalization of the healthcare system will be a driving factor that can change and improve the lives of many patients. Medical staff and patient relatives can also participate, while reducing the burden through monitoring and remote care. The digitally linked system not only helps to compensate for the shortage of nursing staff in an aging society worldwide, but also improves the level of medical services in underdeveloped rural areas.
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