Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
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Master in Artificial Intelligence: Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
Description
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a key application domain in health care since its inception in 1956. This course introduces students to AI solutions for health care needs and problems, correlating AI concepts and technologies with the resolution of health care problems.
Credits
3
Type
Elective
Requirements
This subject has no requirements but has previous capacities.
Department
URV;CS
Weekly Hours
- Theory: 1.5
- Problems: 0
- Laboratory: 0
- Guided learning: 0
- Autonomous learning: 3.5
Competences
Generic Technical Competences
- CG1: Capability to plan, design, and implement products, processes, services, and facilities in all areas of Artificial Intelligence.
Technical Competences of each Specialization
- CEA8: Capability to research new techniques, methodologies, architectures, services, or systems in the area of Artificial Intelligence.
- CEP3: Capacity for applying Artificial Intelligence techniques in technological and industrial environments to improve quality and productivity.
- CEP6: Capability to assimilate and integrate the changing economic, social, and technological environment to the objectives and procedures of informatic work in intelligent systems.
Transversal Competences
- CT3: Ability to work as a member of an interdisciplinary team, as a normal member or performing direction tasks, in order to develop projects with pragmatism and sense of responsibility, making commitments taking into account the available resources.
- CT6: Capability to evaluate and analyze situations, projects, proposals, reports, and scientific-technical surveys on a reasoned and critical way.
- CB7: Ability to integrate knowledge and handle the complexity of making judgments based on information which, being incomplete or limited, includes considerations on social and ethical responsibilities linked to the application of their knowledge and judgments.
- CB8: Capability to communicate conclusions, and the knowledge and rationale underpinning these, to both skilled and unskilled public in a clear and unambiguous way.
- CB9: Possession of the learning skills that enable the students to continue studying in a way that will be mainly self-directed or autonomous.
Objectives
- Capacity to read, understand, and relate the information contained in scientific & technological documents.
- Train the synthesis, preparation, exposition, and defense of scientific topics in public.
- Ability to connect and complement own ideas with other's and also with AI technologies explained in other courses.
Contents
- Artificial intelligence in health care
- Grand challenges in clinical decision support
- Data mining in health care
- Big data analytics in health care
- IBM Watson
- Ethical challenges and recommendations in AIHC
Activities
- Introduction of the course
- Preparation of 5 topics by the students
- Exposition & questions 1-5
- Conclusions I by the professor
Teaching Methodology
The entire course will be worked in groups. A topic of AI applied to health care will be presented to all the groups, an article and a list of questions related to the topic presented will be released. Each group will have two weeks to prepare an oral presentation of 15 minutes which will outline the important issues of the article and their response to the questions.
Evaluation Methodology
- Presentations (60%)
- Participation in discussions of other's presentations (40%)
Bibliography
Basic
- The coming of age of artificial intelligence in medicine
- Grand challenges in clinical decision support
- A survey on data mining approaches to healthcare
- Big data analytics in healthcare: promise and potential
- IBM Watson: how cognitive computing can be applied to big data challenges in life sciences research
Complementary
- Thirty years of artificial intelligence in medicine (AIME) conferences: A review of research themes
- Artificial Intelligence transforms the future of health care
Previous Capacities
Basic concepts of AI.
