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Analyzing role of machine learning in health care system

International journal of applied research · 2021 · Vol. 7(3) · pp. 11–14

Abstract

It has been said before that the best machine learning tool in health care is the doctor’s brain. Could there be a tendency for doctors to view machine learning as an unwanted second opinion? At one point, automatic workers worry that robots will get rid of their jobs. Similarly, there may be doctors who fear that machine learning is the beginning of a process that can make them obsolete. But it’s an art of medicine that can never be replaced. Patients will always need a human touch and a caring and caring relationship with the people who provide care. Both machine learning, as well as other future technologies in medicine, will eliminate this but will be a tool that doctors use to improve ongoing care.

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