THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF HEART DISEASES
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Keywords

artificial intelligence, multidisciplinary, cardiac

How to Cite

Pinheiro Evangelista, B. ., Dhescyca Ingrid Silva Arruda, M. ., do Nascimento Silva, L. ., Geraldinne Sousa Nóbrega, L. ., Maria Oliveira Martins Formiga, C. ., Vanessa Holanda Moreira, F. ., Tibério Moura da Silva, J. ., Denise de Lima Amâncio, M. ., do Socorro Silva Costa, E. ., & Pinheiro Evangelista, B. . (2023). THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF HEART DISEASES: A MULTIPROFESSIONAL APPROACH. Advanced Studies on Health and Nature, 15. Retrieved from https://periodicojs.editoraperiodicojs.com.br/index.php/easn/article/view/1468

Abstract

The study aimed to analyze, through the literature, the impact of artificial intelligence on the prevention and control of heart disease. The study was built through an Integrative Literature Review (RIL) with a qualitative approach, focused on the challenges and possibilities of educational technologies for health promotion in the context of primary health care. Artificial intelligence has the potential to radically change the care of cardiac patients. With this, AI can be applied to track a patient's vital signs during monitoring. Therefore, one of the possible uses of Artificial Intelligence in cardiology is to improve the diagnosis of heart diseases.

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