Medical diagnosis based on artificial intelligence and decision support system in the management of health development.

Abstract

Background: Medical diagnosis plays a critical role in our daily lives. Every day, over 10 billion cases of both mental and physical health disorders are diagnosed and reported worldwide. To diagnose these disorders, medical practitioners and health professionals employ various assessment tools. However, these tools often face scrutiny due to their complexity, prompting researchers to increase their experimental parameters to provide accurate justifications. Additionally, it is essential for professionals to properly justify, interpret, and analyse the results from these prediction tools.

Methods: This research paper explores the use of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics in developing Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS). These systems are capable of diagnosing and detecting patterns of various medical disorders. Various machine learning algorithms contribute to building these assessment tools, with the Network Pattern Recognition (NEPAR) algorithm being the first to aid in developing CDSS. Over time, researchers have recognised the value of machine learning-based prediction models in successfully justifying medical diagnoses.

Results: The proposed CDSS models have demonstrated the ability to diagnose mental disorders with an accuracy of up to 89% using only 28 questions, without requiring human input. For physical health issues, additional parameters are used to enhance the accuracy of CDSS models.

Conclusions: Consequently, medical professionals are increasingly relying on these machine learning-based CDSS models, utilising these tools to improve medical diagnosis and assist in decision-making. The different cross-validation values are considered to remove the data biasness.