Reflexões sobre 'neurologia com alma' na era da inteligência artificial
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https://doi.org/10.61695/rcs.v2i1.23Palavras-chave:
Inteligência artificial, Neurologia, Medicina Humanística, Cuidado centrado no paciente, Avanços tecnológicos, Empatia na medicinaResumo
A ascensão da inteligência artificial (IA) tem promovido uma transformação significativa em diversas esferas, tendo a neurologia figurado como um dos campos particularmente impactado. Este ensaio propõe uma análise detida e mais profundada sobre como a incorporação da IA na medicina e na neurologia, não apenas revoluciona as práticas diagnósticas e terapêuticas, mas também desafia a manutenção da essência humanística na medicina. Ao avaliar tanto os avanços tecnológicos quanto a essencialidade da empatia e do cuidado centrado no paciente, busca-se compreender como a IA pode coexistir com uma neurologia humanizada, ou "neurologia com alma", como descreve o Prof. Andrew Lees. Uma preservação do equilíbrio entre a inovação tecnológica e a abordagem humanística definirá a essência da prática neurológica nas próximas décadas.
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