Artificial intelligence in perioperative medicine promises improved safety and outcomes but requires careful examination of its technical, ethical, and moral implications.
Artificial intelligence-driven anesthesiology and perioperative care may just be around the corner. However, its promises of improved safety and patient outcomes can only become a reality if we take the time to examine its technical, ethical, and moral implications. The aim of perioperative medicine is to diagnose, treat, and prevent disease. As we introduce new interventions or devices, we must take care to do so with a conscience, keeping patient care as the main objective, and understanding that humanism is a core component of our practice. In our article, we outline key principles of artificial intelligence for the perioperative physician and explore limitations and ethical challenges in the field.
Canales et al. (Tue,) conducted a review in Perioperative care. Artificial intelligence and big data was evaluated. Artificial intelligence in perioperative medicine promises improved safety and outcomes but requires careful examination of its technical, ethical, and moral implications.
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