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AI in Health Communication

Fenella Chadwick*

   The rapid integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), such as Large Language Models (LLMs), into health communication presents an urgent need for an adaptable and robust governance framework. GenAI offers unprecedented potential for personalized health information, content generation.


AI-Involved Medical Malpractice

Fenella Chadwick*

   The increasing integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) tools in clinical decision-making presents a profound challenge to established legal doctrines of medical malpractice. Current liability frameworks are often inadequate to clearly and equitably assign responsibility when patient injury results from an AI-involved error.


Unstructured Public Health Data for Early Detection

Fenella Chadwick*

   The rapid proliferation of digital communication and social media has created massive streams of Unstructured Public Data (UPD) that hold immense, yet largely untapped, potential for public health surveillance and Early Warning Systems (EWS).


Implementing Virtual Patients, AI Tutors and Medical Education

Fenella Chadwick*

   The traditional landscape of medical education, heavily reliant on cadaver dissection and passive lectures, is undergoing a profound transformation driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and advanced simulation technologies.


AI, Social Media and Track Public Health Trends

Fenella Chadwick*

   The rapid proliferation of social media platforms has created an unprecedented, real-time source of user-generated data, offering a powerful supplement to traditional, often lagged, public health surveillance systems.


The Impact of Early Warning Sign (EWS): Perception of Nursing Staff at Aster Sanad Hospital, Riyadh City, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Ehab Alawour; Huda Bokhari; Nitha John; Noor Saba; Jonel Agagon; Athba Alqahtani*

    Early Warning Sign (EWS) is a tool made up of vital signs chart and scoring to identify clinical decline and early detection of abnormal condition in regard with patients at hospital. However, it is still unclear how the tool impacts nurses' perception and reaction.


Effects of Physical Training on Student Health in Ordinary Universities

Hizbullah Bahir*; Mohammad Zubair Habibi; Boya Duan

    Following functional physical training, college students' physical condition, shape, and other indicators were compared and carefully studied, demonstrating the effectiveness of the training program recommended in this article. This study is predicted to offer a set of practical functional physical training programs for college students, helping to promote the improvement of physical quality and general studies of health development.


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