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Conclusion

            The use of AI in healthcare has many strengths, including the ability to analyze vast amounts of patient
            data quickly and accurately, improve patient outcomes, and increase efficiency in healthcare delivery.
            However, there are also vulnerabilities that must be addressed, such as the security of patient data, the
            potential  for  bias,  and  the  risk  of  violating  patient  privacy.  To  address  these  concerns,  healthcare
            providers must ensure that they have robust data security measures in place, be transparent with patients
            about  data  usage,  and  ensure  unbiased  AI  algorithms.  By  doing  so,  the  potential  benefits  of  AI  in
            healthcare can be realized while protecting the confidentiality of the doctor-patient relationship and the
            privacy of patient health information.







            About the Author

            Ed is IT Professional with over 10 years of experience leading teams, launching
            new technologies and managing complex IT projects. Throughout his career,
            Ed has overseen datacenter operations, corporate helpdesks, networks, data
            storage and cloud applications, for clinical, business and academic systems.

            At Advocare, Ed leads an Information Services Department serving over 2,500
            employees  and  600+  healthcare  providers.  His  team  is  responsible  for  the
            delivery of all IT services to nearly 200 Advocare Care Center offices. One of
            Ed’s  key  initiatives  includes  the  implementation  of  electronic  health  record
            (EHR) platform that allows Advocate patients to access their healthcare records via a secure internet and
            mobile app.

            Prior to Advocate, Ed held various IT roles with Jefferson University Hospital and Kennedy Health. Ed
            holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Saint Joseph’s University, including certification
            in the University’s Leadership Development Program. He also has a Bachelor’s degree in Information
            Technology from Thomas Edison State University. He maintains the Project Management Professional
            certification and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.


            You can reach Ed at LinkedIn and through Advocare, LLC website.


















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