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Comparing the Effectiveness of AI Chatbot with That of Telephone Hotline
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the wellbeing of people in Hong Kong, leading to social distancing policies and changes in healthcare service utilization. School closures and remote work have increased stress levels for parents and children. Vulnerable populations, such as low-income families and children with special needs, are at higher risk of maltreatment and mental health issues. Parental burnout has become a concern as parents juggle work, childcare, and education responsibilities. There is a need for research on the physical and mental health effects of COVID-19 on families and the potential role of AI in addressing these challenges. AI, particularly chatbots, can provide accessible healthcare information and support, aiding in early diagnosis and treatment. AI chatbots offer timely responses, accurate information, and continuous availability, making them valuable tools for remote health assistance. While AI chatbots are not without limitations, further research can help integrate them more effectively into healthcare services.
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