Patient Attitude on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Diabetes Care
Sri Sai Devi Bhagavan Sidhvik Suhas Alladaboina
Vol. 10, Jan-Dec 2024
Page Number: 43 - 49
Abstract:
The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in diabetes care has introduced innovative tools for disease management, early diagnosis, and patient engagement. This paper explores Patients' attitudes—patients actively engaged in managing their health—towards AI-based tools in diabetes care. By examining data from recent studies, the paper identifies key concerns, benefits, and preferences expressed by Patients. It also discusses how these attitudes influence the adoption of AI technologies in healthcare. Tables summarizing patient feedback, adoption trends, and key challenges are included to provide a comprehensive overview.
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