Artificial intelligence and health inequities in primary care: a systematic scoping review and framework.

Alexander d'EliaMark GabbaySarah RodgersCiara KieransElisa JonesIrum DurraniAdele ThomasLucy Frith

Published in: Family medicine and community health (2022)

AI has the potential to affect health inequities through a multitude of ways, both directly in the patient consultation and through transformative system effects. This review summarises these effects from a system tive and provides a base for future research into responsible implementation.

Keyphrases

artificial intelligence
primary care
healthcare
public health
machine learning
big data
deep learning
mental health
health promotion
risk assessment
quality improvement
social media