Artificial Intelligence in Health: Transforming Health in the Future

Year 2025, Volume: 11 Issue: 2, 143 - 150, 31.05.2025

Eser Uyanik

https://doi.org/10.19127/mbsjohs.1527654

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly developing technology that has the potential to revolutionise healthcare in recent years. AI is known to have various applications that can be used to improve the diagnosis of diseases, treatments and patient care. In addition, by analysing large data sets that will form the basis of diagnosis and treatment, it is aimed to capture details that may escape the human eye and reveal new information. AI enables physicians to make faster, more accurate diagnoses and select the most suitable treatments for patients. Administrative and clinical operations in the healthcare sector are undergoing a radical change under the influence of the digital transformation process. In this context, innovative steps towards process automation are being implemented at an increasing pace. Artificial intelligence technologies, in particular, have demonstrated remarkable adaptation by being integrated into both administrative and medical applications in the healthcare field. These technologies increase the efficiency of patient management systems along with the optimization of diagnosis and treatment processes, thus providing a significant reduction in both operational and clinical costs. Artificial intelligence-supported solutions reshape the organizational structure of healthcare services, optimize resource use and increase service quality. This transformation has a wide range of effects from patient care to institutional operations and contributes to the sustainability of healthcare systems.

Keywords

Health , artifical intelligence , future

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