Artificial Intelligence Models for Detecting Heart Failures in Patients
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In the field of healthcare the use of AI in diagnosing heart failure and supporting the treatment plans for patients has been highlighted to be very useful. Hence, based on the literature, this paper seeks to examine how AI has been relevant in this area and also the challenges and new breakthroughs that were made when implementing it. Guided by the explanation of the newest tendencies and trends worth noting in this sphere, this paper aims to explain the efficiency of AI models of heart failures and the impact of the enhanced identification of such failures to improve the methods of treatment and the outcomes for the patients. Thus, the paper further contributes to the already existing body of literature available on the application of AI in the field of cardiology and the likely shift that the application of this technology might bring in the way diagnostic strategies are approached.
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Accepted 2024-09-26
Published 2024-12-22
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