Current Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Internal Medicine

This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the current applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in internal medicine, highlighting its transformative potential in improving diagnostics, treatment and management, prognostication, and operational efficiency. The discussion encompasses AI-driven imaging analysis, including advanced techniques such as convolutional neural networks that enhance the accuracy and speed of radiological and pathological diagnoses. AI applications in electronic health record analytics and laboratory data interpretation are examined, demonstrating how predictive models and natural language processing facilitate early disease detection and more informed clinical decisions. The integration of AI in personalized medicine and clinical decision support systems is explored, with emphasis on tailoring treatment plans and optimizing therapeutic monitoring through real-time data analysis. Furthermore, the paper reviews the development of predictive analytics and risk assessment models that enable targeted interventions and proactive patient care. Operational efficiency is addressed through the investigation of workflow optimization, virtual assistants, and administrative automation, which collectively contribute to reducing clinician workload and enhancing patient satisfaction. The paper also identifies key challenges and ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and regulatory uncertainties, while providing recommendations for future research and policy development. The findings indicate that, although AI holds significant promise in revolutionizing internal medicine, multidisciplinary collaboration and ongoing evaluation are essential for ensuring safe, equitable, and effective integration into clinical practice.

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European Journal of Medical and Health Research
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.59324/ejmhr.2025.3(2).21
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Current Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Internal Medicine

Joseph Anderson, Chukwuemeka O. Keke, Chidi Okechukwu David, Nicholas A Kerna et al.
European Journal of Medical and Health Research
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Current Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Internal Medicine

Joseph Anderson, Chukwuemeka O. Keke, Chidi Okechukwu David, Nicholas A Kerna, Dabeluchi Chiedozie Ngwu, Cornelius I. Azi, Bafford N. Nwafor, Tobiloba P. Olatokun, Emeka Christopher Okwuokei, Iheanacho Kingsley Chigozie, Finan Uzochukwu Fide-Nwoko
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Abstract

This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the current applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in internal medicine, highlighting its transformative potential in improving diagnostics, treatment and management, prognostication, and operational efficiency. The discussion encompasses AI-driven imaging analysis, including advanced techniques such as convolutional neural networks that enhance the accuracy and speed of radiological and pathological diagnoses. AI applications in electronic health record analytics and laboratory data interpretation are examined, demonstrating how predictive models and natural language processing facilitate early disease detection and more informed clinical decisions. The integration of AI in personalized medicine and clinical decision support systems is explored, with emphasis on tailoring treatment plans and optimizing therapeutic monitoring through real-time data analysis. Furthermore, the paper reviews the development of predictive analytics and risk assessment models that enable targeted interventions and proactive patient care. Operational efficiency is addressed through the investigation of workflow optimization, virtual assistants, and administrative automation, which collectively contribute to reducing clinician workload and enhancing patient satisfaction. The paper also identifies key challenges and ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and regulatory uncertainties, while providing recommendations for future research and policy development. The findings indicate that, although AI holds significant promise in revolutionizing internal medicine, multidisciplinary collaboration and ongoing evaluation are essential for ensuring safe, equitable, and effective integration into clinical practice.

European Journal of Medical and Health ResearchVol. 3(2)
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (GB), University Hospital Coventry (GB), University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (GB), Northern Health and Social Care Trust (GB), Federal Medical Centre (NG), Georgia Christian University (US), Federal Medical Centre (NG), Thai Health Promotion Foundation (TH), King Abdullah Medical City (SA), Obafemi Awolowo University (NG)
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