The Invisible Crisis: Overcoming Technological and Systemic Hurdles in Radiology and Optometry

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  • Fahad Abdullah Almaghadi, Khalid Abdullah Saad Almajhadi, Khalaf Farih Alsukaibi, Almaha Hassan Abdullah Alsalman, Mesfer Hadi Hamad Al Haidar, Yasir Ibrahim Alzarraj, Samaher Yuosef Aljezani, Abdullah Nghimsh Al Rashed

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1935

Abstract

The growing demand for radiology and optometry services, driven by aging populations and the prevalence of chronic conditions, underscores the invisible crisis these fields face. Key challenges include systemic barriers, workforce shortages, and integration hurdles with advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and telehealth. Despite their critical role in early diagnosis and care, radiology and optometry remain underprioritized in healthcare systems, leading to inefficiencies and inequities in service delivery. This paper explores technological and systemic hurdles impacting these fields and highlights potential solutions, including AI-driven diagnostics, telehealth expansion, and policy reforms, to enhance accessibility and efficiency. Addressing these challenges holistically can ensure these vital healthcare services meet future demands effectively.

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2024-03-12

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Fahad Abdullah Almaghadi, Khalid Abdullah Saad Almajhadi, Khalaf Farih Alsukaibi, Almaha Hassan Abdullah Alsalman, Mesfer Hadi Hamad Al Haidar, Yasir Ibrahim Alzarraj, Samaher Yuosef Aljezani, Abdullah Nghimsh Al Rashed. (2024). The Invisible Crisis: Overcoming Technological and Systemic Hurdles in Radiology and Optometry. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 736–749. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1935

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