Advancing Medical IT Ecosystems Through AI-Driven Automation and Human Expertise: Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Clinical Practice

Authors

  • Ahmad Jefry Abd Hashim Md Principal Scientist, Malaysia Author

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Medical IT Ecosystems, Clinical Automation, Human Expertise, Healthcare Technology Integration

Abstract

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within medical IT ecosystems offers transformative potential for enhancing clinical workflows, decision-making, and operational efficiency. Despite advancements, the need to balance AI-driven automation with human expertise remains critical to address ethical, practical, and reliability challenges. This paper explores current innovations, their limitations, and pathways to synergize technology with clinical practice for improved healthcare outcomes.

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Published

2025-01-04

How to Cite

Ahmad Jefry Abd Hashim Md. (2025). Advancing Medical IT Ecosystems Through AI-Driven Automation and Human Expertise: Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Clinical Practice. ISCSITR- INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (ISCSITR-IJCA), 6(1), 1-5. https://iscsitr.com/index.php/ISCSITR-IJCA/article/view/ISCSITR-IJCA_2025_06_01_001