Medical artificial intelligent research: translating artificial intelligence into clinical practice

Translating Patient Safety Research into Clinical Practice

There is a pressing need to make patient safety research more relevant to clinicians and decisionmakers. The RE-AIM framework of Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance is one approach investigators can use to assess a study’s potential for translation from research to clinical practice. In this paper, we show how the RE-AIM approach is being used to evaluate a pharmacy ...

Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems

The original vision of AI was to develop intelligent artifacts with the same broad range of capabilities as we observe in humans. None of the field’s early programs achieved this lofty goal, but the tone of many seminal papers makes this motivation very clear. When we entered graduate school at Carnegie Mellon University in the mid 1970s, this aim was a central tenet of many researchers in the ...

Intelligent Assistance without Artificial Intelligence

SMILE is a multi-user software engineering environment that behaves as an intelligent assistant. SMILE presents a ‘fileless environment’, derives and transforms data to shelter users from entering redundant information, automatically invokes programming tools, and actively participates in the software development and maintenance process. Unlike other intelligent assistants, SMILE is not a rule-...

Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems Research in Chile

Worldwide Artificial Intelligence research has witnessed fast and growing advances. These contributions mainly came from first-world nations as other research priorities and needs have been undertaken by less-developed countries. Nevertheless some Latin American countries have put significant efforts into AI research so as to advance in the state-of-the-art at international levels. This paper d...

Artificial intelligence - theory and practice