The role of AI in Improving the Management of Chronic Diseases in Developing Countries
Safura Seidu, Afia Kwakyewaa Owusu-Agyeman, Mariam Ibrahim, Catherine Kyiu, Christopher Ababio-Boamah
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Vol. 1 No. 4 (2024)
Published 7 November 2024
This issue explores AI-powered telemedicine solutions addressing infectious disease management in resource-limited settings. Featured research examines how artificial intelligence enhances remote healthcare delivery, improves disease surveillance, and supports clinical decision-making for nurses and midwives across developing countries, with special focus on implementation challenges and successes.
Safura Seidu, Afia Kwakyewaa Owusu-Agyeman, Mariam Ibrahim, Catherine Kyiu, Christopher Ababio-Boamah
Rebecca Boatemaa, Solomon Ossom Asare, Stephen Cosmos Akabadin, Victor Agyabeng, Alfred Addy
Kweku Owusu Danso, Prince Oghenekaro Asagba, Iroro Enameguolo Yarhere, Patrick Adumattah, Simon Amoaful
Dorothy Benewaa, Kenneth Afful Adjei, Esther Kissiwaa, Gifty Boafowaa Assim, Philip Abu
Michael Adu Ayeh, Abraham Mensah Okyere, Peter Kipo Leta, Naomi Kaba, Samuel Oppong Sr Asare-Duah
Michael Adu Ayeh, Karen Cofie, George Senkyire Mensah, Frank Amo-Kodieh, Patrick Kyeremeh
Michael Adu Ayeh, Karen Cofie, George Senkyire Mensah, Frank Amo-Kodieh, Patrick Kyeremeh
Andrews Ayim, Zanu Dassah, Anthony Sopaal, Evelyn Amoako, Alfred Addy
Mohammed Ibrahim Mohammed, Michael Adu Ayeh, Vivian Owusu Yeboah, Mark Owusu Kakra, Atampugre John-Bosco
Anthony Sopaal, Evelyn Amoako, Andrews Ayim, Zanu Dassah, George Benneh Mensah