Toward bridging gaps in patient navigation:A study on the adoption of artificial intelligence technologiesOA
Toward bridging gaps in patient navigation:A study on the adoption of artificial intelligence technologies
Fenghao Chen;Tu Lan;Jie Liang;Ronghui Zhang
COVID-19 Research Consortium,The Hopkins Club for Innovation and Entrepreneurship INC,Baltimore,Maryland,USA||LINKSciences LLC,Baltimore,Maryland,USACOVID-19 Research Consortium,The Hopkins Club for Innovation and Entrepreneurship INC,Baltimore,Maryland,USA||Department of Civil and Urban Engineering,C2SMARTER Center,Tandon School of Engineering,New York University,Brooklyn,New York City,New York,USASchool of Engineering Science,Simon Fraser University,Burnaby,British Columbia,CanadaLINKSciences LLC,Baltimore,Maryland,USA
AIcare accesshealth equitypatient navigation
AIcare accesshealth equitypatient navigation
《医学前沿（英文）》 2024 (3)
274-283,10
This research was supported by COVID-19 Crisis Relief Program,initiated by the Hopkins Club for Innovation and Entrepreneurship,an alumni-and-faculty led 501(c)3 organization in Baltimore,Maryland.The authors are grateful for the communication with the Academy of Oncology Nurse&Patient Navigators(AONNþ).The authors would also like to thank Dr.Harry Quon from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine,and Ms.Zheying Mao,from the Hopkins Club for Innovation and Entre-preneurship for the insightful discussion.
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