Impact of AI on Health Care for the Transformation of Societal Development

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform the healthcare industry by improving the quality and efficiency of healthcare services. AI in healthcare can revolutionise various elements of patient care and administrative processes. The primary goal of this investigation was to investigate the uses of AI for the detection, identification and diagnosis of various diseases and health disorders and provide future implications to professionals in the medical and medical informatics fields in AI abilities and competencies. A survey was administered to many doctors working in various healthcare settings across India, and the responses were collected and analysed using statistical methods. According to the report, most healthcare professionals thought AI significantly impacted healthcare quality and effectiveness, with the potential to lower costs and boost patient outcomes. The findings of this study will enhance the ongoing discussions on the incorporation of AI in healthcare and offer suggestions for long-term progress in healthcare. The results of this study add to the expanding body of knowledge about how AI is affecting healthcare and shed light on the viewpoints of healthcare workers, which can help policymakers and decision-makers in the healthcare sector make decisions that will promote sustainable development.

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Journal of Health Management
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2026-07-27
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https://doi.org/10.1177/09720634261467500
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Impact of AI on Health Care for the Transformation of Societal Development

Atul Sahu, J. Shivarama, Ikshita Rao
Journal of Health Management
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Impact of AI on Health Care for the Transformation of Societal Development

Atul Sahu, J. Shivarama, Ikshita Rao
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform the healthcare industry by improving the quality and efficiency of healthcare services. AI in healthcare can revolutionise various elements of patient care and administrative processes. The primary goal of this investigation was to investigate the uses of AI for the detection, identification and diagnosis of various diseases and health disorders and provide future implications to professionals in the medical and medical informatics fields in AI abilities and competencies. A survey was administered to many doctors working in various healthcare settings across India, and the responses were collected and analysed using statistical methods. According to the report, most healthcare professionals thought AI significantly impacted healthcare quality and effectiveness, with the potential to lower costs and boost patient outcomes. The findings of this study will enhance the ongoing discussions on the incorporation of AI in healthcare and offer suggestions for long-term progress in healthcare. The results of this study add to the expanding body of knowledge about how AI is affecting healthcare and shed light on the viewpoints of healthcare workers, which can help policymakers and decision-makers in the healthcare sector make decisions that will promote sustainable development.

Journal of Health Management
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (IN)
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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