The current applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the medical field include medical-imaging assisted diagnosis, treatment method recommendation, and treatment scheduling planning. In the short-term, AI can assist physicians in assisting diagnosis and simplify complicated work processes, reduce human errors caused by long-term work, and improve efficiency and accuracy of diagnosis. In the long term, it can assist in the management and tracking patients' conditions, combining daily physiological data to achieve preventive medicine.

Future prospects of AI center

Cloud medical integration platform: Assist specialists in analyzing numerous complex medical examination reports and image information, and integrate them for clinical use in hospitals and even major medical institutions. The content includes static/dynamic medical images, diagnosis and treatment and medication information, and polysomy data, voice data, and genome information, etc.

Construct telemedicine-related systems: Through cooperation with units or hardware manufacturers such as wearable devices, more comprehensive AI application services can be utilized, for example, sepsis combined with physiological information monitoring, telemedicine combined with AI to provide auxiliary diagnosis reports, and voice software applied in the nursing or other medical fields.

Build physiological digital models: Collect patient data (such as physiological signals, electronic medical records, and lifestyle) through the models, and simulate the effects of specific treatments, operations or medications by the virtual clone in advance. Furthermore, it provides pre-simulated diagnosis and treatment or surgery scenarios, autonomous disease control and execution of medical advice.

Using AI technology to optimize the clinical data analysis and diagnosis process is not only to establish the foundation of smart healthcare, but also to actually make the clinical information and clinical expertise from various specialties complementary to each other, pushing Taiwan's medical development toward a new milestone.