Artificial Intelligence and Digital Applications in Pharmacy: Reality and Future Trends in Improving Healthcare and Enhancing Patient Experience

Authors

  • Mashail Kaid Aloudah, Afaf Jadid Alanazi, Amnah Mhawish Alanazy, Nouf Mahmoud Alshaer,
  • Ghaliah Zaian Alanazi, ‎‏Madiha Abdulaziz Alaqidi, Tagreed Mosa Alhamoudi, Modhi Naho Aldhafeeri

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.573

Abstract

The use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence has led to the development of healthcare systems. In the field of pharmacy, these technologies have proven effective in improving drug development, increasing patient adherence to treatment, managing clinical trials, and facilitating the process of providing medications to patients anytime, anywhere. The emergence of personalized medicine has also accelerated transformations in the pharmacy profession, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, as digital transformation efforts in this sector have accelerated. This study reviews the reality of the use of artificial intelligence and digital applications in pharmacy, focusing on common applications such as drug screening, dosage management, and big data analysis. In addition, the research addresses the challenges associated with the use of these technologies such as data privacy issues, consent, and the need to continuously update databases. Finally, the future opportunities available for artificial intelligence in improving healthcare services through automation, data analysis, and personalization of treatments to suit patients’ needs are reviewed.

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Published

2024-11-27

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Mashail Kaid Aloudah, Afaf Jadid Alanazi, Amnah Mhawish Alanazy, Nouf Mahmoud Alshaer, & Ghaliah Zaian Alanazi, ‎‏Madiha Abdulaziz Alaqidi, Tagreed Mosa Alhamoudi, Modhi Naho Aldhafeeri. (2024). Artificial Intelligence and Digital Applications in Pharmacy: Reality and Future Trends in Improving Healthcare and Enhancing Patient Experience. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 846–852. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.573

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