Stručni rad
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
Ante Klarić
; Zagreb Health Centre West, Croatia
Velimir Karadža
; University Hospital Centre Zagreb, Clinic of Oncology
Sažetak
If one posed a question on how ready is the Republic of Croatia, for use of artificial intelligence in legal and legislative terms in medicine, the answer at this point would be – it is not. The fact is that processes in medicine involve the application of state-of-the-art technologies, as is artificial intelligence, but it is also a controversial fact that the health legislative system does not develop seemingly, in the direction in which it is assumed, according to standards that exist in other developed countries of Europe and the world. Our society awaits many challenges due to the use of ever more ubiquitous applications of artificial intelligence and state-of-the-art, sophisticated technologies and technological processes in treatment, which will need regulation through the prescribed cognitive legal norm. Regulation of the medical treatment process driven by artificial intelligence, must be in place through the norm because the area is too important to be left to technological progress without legal control and adequate legal regulation. In this regard, medicine and all treatment processes, diagnostics and therapies in the health care system must be carried out with one single clear goal, which is the protection and preservation of human health and life.
Ključne riječi
artificial intelligence, medicine, healthcare professional, responsibility
Hrčak ID:
264843
URI
Datum izdavanja:
30.4.2021.
Posjeta: 407 *