Harnessing artificial intelligence in radiology to augment population health

IF 2.7 Q3 ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL
Jordan Z. T. Sim, K. N. Bhanu Prakash, Wei Min Huang, Cher Heng Tan
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Abstract

This review article serves to highlight radiological services as a major cost driver for the healthcare sector, and the potential improvements in productivity and cost savings that can be generated by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into the radiology workflow, referencing Singapore healthcare as an example. More specifically, we will discuss the opportunities for AI in lowering healthcare costs and supporting transformational shifts in our care model in the following domains: predictive analytics for optimising throughput and appropriate referrals, computer vision for image enhancement (to increase scanner efficiency and decrease radiation exposure) and pattern recognition (to aid human interpretation and worklist prioritisation), natural language processing and large language models for optimising reports and text data-mining. In the context of preventive health, we will discuss how AI can support population level screening for major disease burdens through opportunistic screening and democratise expertise to increase access to radiological services in primary and community care.
利用放射学中的人工智能来增强人口健康
这篇综述文章旨在强调放射服务是医疗保健部门的主要成本驱动因素,以及通过将人工智能(AI)纳入放射工作流程可以提高生产力和节省成本的潜在改进,并以新加坡医疗保健为例。更具体地说,我们将讨论人工智能在降低医疗成本和支持我们在以下领域的护理模式转型方面的机会:用于优化吞吐量和适当转诊的预测分析,用于图像增强的计算机视觉(以提高扫描仪效率并减少辐射暴露)和模式识别(以帮助人类解释和工作列表优先级),用于优化报告和文本数据挖掘的自然语言处理和大型语言模型。在预防性卫生方面,我们将讨论人工智能如何通过机会性筛查支持人口层面的重大疾病负担筛查,并使专业知识民主化,以增加初级和社区保健中获得放射服务的机会。
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