https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2024.1621
L’etica delle nuove tecnologie nel settore sanitario: a che punto siamo
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Le tecnologie stanno rivoluzionando il settore sanitario, migliorandone efficienza, accessibilità e qualità. La digitalizzazione delle cartelle cliniche semplifica la gestione dei dati, agevolando diagnosi e trattamenti grazie a una comunicazione più fluida tra le strutture sanitarie. Dispositivi indossabili e app per la salute consentono il monitoraggio continuo dei parametri vitali e la gestione autonoma delle terapie, migliorando il benessere dei pazienti. L’intelligenza artificiale (AI) e il machine learning stanno trasformando la diagnosi medica, analizzando dati clinici e immagini con alta precisione, favorendo diagnosi precoci e trattamenti personalizzati. La telemedicina e i sistemi di telemonitoraggio permettono consultazioni e monitoraggi a distanza, fondamentali per pazienti in aree remote o con mobilità ridotta. La robotica, infine, è un alleato in chirurgia e assistenza, garantendo precisione negli interventi e supporto nelle attività quotidiane per anziani e disabili. In questo articolo forniamo una panoramica su ciò che è oggi l’uso dell’AI in ambito sanitario con tutte le implicazioni etiche che ne derivano. Andremo a discutere sia le potenzialità che i limiti di questi sistemi fornendo una visione sui futuri utilizzi in diversi ambiti.
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