THE MANIFESTATION OF CHARACTERISTICS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND DIGITAL INTELLIGENCE USING IN PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES

THE MANIFESTATION OF CHARACTERISTICS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND DIGITAL INTELLIGENCE USING IN PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES

Authors

  • NODAR SULASHVILI Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • NANA GORGASLIDZE Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • MARGARITA BEGLARYAN Yerevan State Medical University After Mkhitar Heratsi, Yerevan, Armenia
  • LUIZA GABUNIA Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • NATIA KVIZHINADZE Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • TEA ZARKUA Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • MARINA GIORGOBIANI Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • NANA PEIKRISHVILI Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml
  • MARIKA SULASHVILI Tbilisi State Medical University image/svg+xml

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2024.04.33

Keywords:

Electronic systems, digital intelligence, pharmaceutical services

Abstract

Aim of the research was to study and analyze characteristics, opportunities and challenges of electronic systems and digital intelligence in pharmaceutical services. Integrating artificial intelligence into pharmacy practice presents opportunities and challenges. AI systems promise to speed up task completion and improve operational efficiency, but there are challenges that must be overcome in implementing, operating, and improving AI. With the necessary financial support and comprehensive education and training initiatives, these challenges can be overcome. It is important to highlight the benefits and added value that AI systems bring to the pharmaceutical care services to mitigate challenges and demonstrate the potential to improve patient care and outcomes. Shared decision-making between healthcare workers and patients requires trust, a sense of partnership and transparency in their interactions. Healthcare professionals become collaborators on the patient's journey to health, yet still provide empathy and a human touch to support patients' well-being. The pharmacy profession has the ideal aptitude and competencies to provide more digital healthcare services to patients.

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Published

2024-09-07

How to Cite

SULASHVILI, N., GORGASLIDZE, N., BEGLARYAN, M., GABUNIA, L., KVIZHINADZE, N., ZARKUA, T., … SULASHVILI, M. (2024). THE MANIFESTATION OF CHARACTERISTICS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND DIGITAL INTELLIGENCE USING IN PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES. Experimental and Clinical Medicine Georgia, (4), 122–125. https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2024.04.33

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