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Technologies of artificial intelligence in digital medicine: problems of theory and law enforcement
artificial-intelligencecomputer-scienceconfidentialitydoctrineinformed-consentlaw-enforcementlegislationtelemedicine
Artificial intelligence technologies have found their wide application in the provision of medical services. They are used during: remote consultations and consultations; face-to-face medical interventions; processing large amounts of information about patients and their legal representatives. Relat
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