Discussion of Artificial Intelligence Innovations and Challenges for Paramedicine

Richard Dickson Dickson Amoako

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Abstract: This chapter delves into how artificial intelligence (AI) is set to transform paramedicine practices. It explores how emerging AI technologies--like wearable devices, autonomous drones, and advanced robotics--are not just tools of the future but are beginning to change how paramedics make decisions, respond to emergencies, and ultimately improve patient care. The chapter also discusses the ethical and practical challenges of bringing AI into this critical field, such as ensuring data privacy, avoiding biases in AI algorithms, and balancing technology with the essential human touch in care. By highlighting both the exciting possibilities and the real-world challenges, the chapter offers a thoughtful guide for paramedics, healthcare leaders, and policymakers on how to responsibly and effectively integrate AI into prehospital care systems. The successful integration of AI into prehospital care requires addressing the critical challenges that are essential for ensuring that AI augments rather than replaces the vital human element in emergency medical services.

Keywords: artificial intelligence; paramedicine; robotics; emergency response; wearable devices; ethical challenges (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: I11 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.115530

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