PERCEPTION OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA.

None of the respondents had knowledge of artificial intelligence-based malaria diagnosis; however, respondents affirmed that artificial intelligence-based malaria diagnosis will be a better alternative to conventional methods of malaria diagnosis.

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PERCEPTION OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA.

A.O. Coker, Paula Casserly, N. Idusuyi, Debo Adebowale Ademola et al.
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Digital Imaging for Blood Diseases
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PERCEPTION OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA.

A.O. Coker, Paula Casserly, N. Idusuyi, Debo Adebowale Ademola, OS Michael, E Bukoye, P Whiley
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None of the respondents had knowledge of artificial intelligence-based malaria diagnosis; however, respondents affirmed that artificial intelligence-based malaria diagnosis will be a better alternative to conventional methods of malaria diagnosis.

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PERCEPTION OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED MALARIA DIAGNOSIS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA. — A.O. Coker, Paula Casserly, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS