Artificial intelligence (AI) has already proven beneficial to healthcare professionals in recent years. The possibility for making therapy less expensive and more accessible in locations where vital healthcare requirements are not being met, such as poor countries, is one of the advantages. Furthermore, the use of AI technologies has been critical during the pandemic. We can assure assistance of AI helped make the COVID-19 vaccine discovery process faster.
The digital delivery of medical support and advising services by healthcare providers in the age of telehealth has demonstrated what it means to be resilient during a pandemic. We've seen healthcare organisations leverage technology to provide patients with new services and remote access to specialists from the comfort of their own homes.
As we go into the next phase of the pandemic, focusing on vaccine distribution, it's vital to provide public health authorities, communities, and individuals with data and knowledge so that they can move fast and efficiently.
Partnerships between corporations and governments will be required for successful vaccine management. Technology can aid in the dissemination of consistent, trustworthy, and accurate information on COVID-19 vaccinations, including their safety and efficacy.
Practically, healthcare organisations can revolutionise their operations through vaccination appointment registration and scheduling, inventory management and assuring the availability and maintenance of adequate vaccine doses. After vaccination, they can monitor, identify and quickly respond to help patients, such as notifying them when to receive their second vaccine dose.
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