Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Dr. Ognjen Gudelj Reveals Details on Its Use in Serbia and Its Importance
Artificial intelligence is already widely present in our daily lives. Googling illnesses is not foreign to us, but we should not forget how confusing it can be, especially when you type in symptoms and get a list of potential diseases. However, if we use technology correctly, it will work in our favor, especially when talking about medicine. Artificial intelligence is present in the Serbian healthcare system, and Dr. Ognjen Gudelj, president of the Association for the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, explains how and in what way in the podcast "Zdravo sa Ivanom."
TL;DR
- Artificial intelligence (AI) serves as a tool for doctors in Serbia, aiding in diagnostics and procedures.
- AI assists radiologists in detecting details that the human eye might miss, especially after long working hours.
- The collaboration between doctors and AI aims to reduce errors to near zero, leading to faster and better diagnoses.
- AI in cardiology, particularly with signal processing for conditions like arrhythmia, offers high precision and sophistication.
- The application of AI is expected to reduce waiting lists and streamline the diagnostic process.
- Serbia's advancements in AI in healthcare are significant, with praise directed towards the government and Ministry of Health.
- The second international conference Mind 2026 on AI in medicine will be held in Belgrade from September 25-27.
- AI is seen as a way to bring 'humanity back to medicine' by allowing doctors more time with patients.