The future is artificial intelligence, and all health agencies in the country have started to introduce it into their medical services so that some people no longer rule out becoming a doctor in the future as an information program, and Frost Sullivan, a specialized company, estimates that the amounts invested in this sector will reach 6 billion and 600 million dollars. In 2021, to begin with the most important questions, is medical service limited to artificial intelligence? Or is it related to data analysis? Will it reduce the error rate in diagnosis and treatment? In the future, is the doctor expected to be an informational program? And does artificial intelligence contribute to early diagnosis and reduce costs for governments? Is it possible to protect a person from some diseases, and to be informed of certain diseases? Is it possible to dispense with doctors forever, by choosing the artificial mind as an native to the human doctor? Are there ethical lines running parallel to the massive leaps of technology? And will artificial intelligence be a stethoscope in the future?

Dr. Hamed Al Hashemi, Director of the Strategy and Institutional Performance Department at the Health Department Abu Dhabi said: We have taken great steps in this area, and most importantly how to equip the infrastructure to accommodate artificial intelligence, in hospitals and facilities, and that the revolution has made a major shift in terms of treatment, such as telemedicine, and dealing With data via artificial intelligence, which is an assistant to the doctor, and does not cancel his role, and in terms of the directions of major companies and scientists, the future may be dependent on an information program as an native to the doctor.

He emphasized that the data are available, and after analyzing it via artificial intelligence, we will be able to predict diseases, reduce expenditures on governments, and reduce unnecessary medical reviews.

He pointed out that the Department of Health issued a policy that encourages the use of artificial intelligence while preserving the patient''s privacy, and there is oversight of that, and if different practices occur, there are mechanisms for oversight and penalties.

He said: The Artificial Intelligence Laboratory is the first initiative of its kind launched by a regulatory body for the healthcare sector in the region, which is dedicated to continuing to develop an integrated package of leading healthcare solutions, including: Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Genomics, and predictive analyzes. IoMT, telehealth, and IoMT, among many other technologies, will focus on innovation in the AI ​​laboratory through four main strategic axes: wellness and prevention chronic disease management clinical care, and organizational management.

Part of daily life

Mario Scoger, an endocrinologist at the Cleveland Clinic Ohio, said: Once artificial intelligence was once a threat to humankind’s future, it is now part of everyday life. In health care, artificial intelligence is making a fundamental difference, through its applications in areas of This includes, for example, support for decision-making, analysis of diagnostic images, and screening of patients, based on the need for medical care.

Today, doctors help make more informed and intelligent decisions while providing medical care to patients, which contributes to facilitating patient examination procedures, raising their level of accuracy, and reducing doctors'' stress and fatigue.

For example, algorithms for machine learning techniques have the ability to determine the points of health problems present on diagnostic images, assist in patient examination procedures and take advantage of the valuable information contained in the vast quantities of data available in the doctor''s electronic medical records system. Patient care has become more intelligent, not more hard-working, as it continues to be integrated into healthcare systems.

He pointed out that artificial intelligence analyzes available data in electronic medical records systems, which in turn helps us in taking appropriate decisions and analyzing diagnostic pictures of patients.

Perhaps in the future he will be employed in other aspects of health care, and the role of the doctor will be limited to explaining what he has analyzed, and in some complex pathological cases, he may outperform his ability to give more accurate diagnoses, while the doctor enters the patient''s data to analyze it.

He stressed that there are currently no data or statistics to prove that he has reduced the error rate, because he is still in the early stages of employing him in the daily doctor''s work. We are currently in the stage of studies and experiments, but when integrated into health care systems, this will inevitably reduce the rate of medical errors.

Difficulty using it

He pointed out that in chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, and other diseases that accompany a person throughout his life, it is difficult to employ artificial intelligence, and the reason here is due to the treatment of chronic diseases that require the patient''s interaction with the doctor and always make him aware of the need to follow a healthy lifestyle.

He said: Technology has become an important part of human life, and it can make accurate diagnosis when entering the correct data for it but what is the meaning of diagnosis for the patient? When artificial intelligence concludes that the patient has had lung cancer, for example, does the patient not want to know what this means and does it affect his life in terms of health, personality, family and social? Here the role of the treating physician in explaining the disease, how to deal with it, and overcoming it, and perhaps in the future, artificial intelligence and early diagnosis contribute to reducing costs for governments, but not now, as employing it in the medical field is very expensive, and it is very difficult to give any estimates Regarding the rate of cost reduction for governments.

The past and the future

It was a popular belief in Europe in the late 1980s that MRI would not be available because of its high cost at the time. Today it is possible to perform an MRI at an affordable cost. And I think the future of new technologies, including artificial intelligence, will be similar, because of the increasing impact of technology on our daily lives.

He added: It can be used poorly, and since it depends on data collection and analysis, the patient''s privacy and how to protect his data are very important, and large companies operate within their own protocols and controls but there are no standard protocols. In the future, standard protocols and controls may be agreed upon to protect patient data, as they will be necessary.

He emphasized that doctors cannot be dispensed with, as technology may play in the future a greater role in the process of diagnosing diseases but the doctor will explain and clarify this diagnosis to the patient. This is what I do personally every day while working as a doctor. Explain to the patient his illness and its consequences, and the computer will not be able to do this work. At least not in the near future.

Integrated health care

Dr. Shamsher Faialel, Chairman and Managing Director of VPS Healthcare Group, stressed that artificial intelligence techniques must be harnessed to serve patients, use and analyze patient data, focus on data and interact with it even after a patient is discharged from hospital, and services are not limited to treatment Rather, an integrated health care and patient well-being.

He pointed out that artificial intelligence is able to predict diseases, and they also have an application that analyzes data and predicts infection and diseases. Pointing out that artificial intelligence helps doctors make good and fast decisions at the same time, and it also provides a service to them by examining thousands of patients in a simple time, it also dispenses doctors to analyze these checks, and has the ability to make a qualitative shift in the medical sector It forms a platform to embrace all disciplines.

He said: He does not cancel the presence of the doctor, as he will enter in the future in the medical paths for doctors, which is an aid to the doctor, and does not cancel his role, and now courses for artificial intelligence for doctors are taught in universities, and when artificial intelligence is used in a correct way it is possible to early detection of diseases, and thus Reducing expenditures on governments, while at the present time the awareness of artificial intelligence has not reached sophisticated levels, and therefore can not reduce costs.

He stressed that the excessive use of artificial intelligence may negative aspects, but we hope to use it in an ideal way to serve the medical sector, patients and doctors, and security is very important to protect and preserve patients'' rights and data so that they cannot be exchanged as a commodity.

Avoid some risks

Dr. Rabie Hanna, consultant of hematology, oncology and bone marrow transplantation in children and adults at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, said that there is an interest in artificial intelligence from a medical point of view, and we have doubled the health information, and intelligence helps the doctor to analyze this information, especially for patients who have several problems Medical treatment, and we can avoid some risks and complications.

He said: There are studies that use intelligence to analyze data, and convert it into digital information, and this helps the doctor to be able to monitor the patient more accurately, but in the end the role of the doctor is the first and the main, so the relationship is great between the patient and the doctor, and intelligence will help to provide a better treatment for the patient, he may discover One drug interferes with another, prevents error, and with knowledge of the genes of the future with clinical information, there will be an ability to predict diseases through artificial intelligence.

He pointed out that if the information and data were used in a wrong way and published, here we say that it is harmful, pointing out that there are many laws that protect the patient''s information, and it is not permissible to publish it without his consent.

A translation of government directions

Dr. Youssef Al-Serkal, Assistant Undersecretary of the Hospitals Sector at the Ministry of Health and Community Protection, stressed that the Ministry is working to translate the directions of the rational government to integrate artificial intelligence with 100% in medical services, and its strategy works to enhance community health by providing comprehensive and innovative health services, fairly and with international standards Patients exceed expectations, as well as adopting creative and innovative ideas as a method of work to ensure preparedness for the future, and to use its techniques to achieve the indicators of the National Agenda 2021.

He said: The Ministry has employed artificial intelligence technologies to reduce waiting time in emergency departments, with the aim of managing the operational operations of hospitals using the smart healthcare operations center, and contributes to improving the efficiency of operational operations and focus on managing the flow of patients in emergency departments at different times during peak hours while maintaining Productivity, Safety, Quality, and Waiting Time Management using Artificial Intelligence to analyze big data and predictive models of health facility management with the aim of monitoring clinical and healthcare services in hospitals.

Dr. said. Al Serkal: We are studying how to introduce artificial intelligence and link it to genetic tests based on national competencies and in cooperation with the most prestigious medical research centers, given the great impact on the