Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Delirium Management and Student Understanding
Cureus published two distinct but related studies concerning artificial intelligence in healthcare. One study explored the application of AI in predicting, detecting, and preventing delirium in older hospitalized adults, while the other assessed the knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of undergraduate medical students regarding AI. These publications collectively highlight the ongoing research and evolving landscape of AI integration into both clinical practice and medical education.
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2 outlets covered “Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Delirium Management and Student Understanding”. All of them report the following:
- Research on AI for predicting, detecting, and preventing delirium in older hospitalized adults was published.
- An assessment of undergraduate medical students' knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions regarding AI was published.
- Both studies were published by Cureus.
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