Exploring the Role of AI Tools in Enhancing Productivity among Public Health Professionals
Abstract
Background: In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across various
sectors, including public health. With growing demands, limited resources, and increasing data complexity, public
health professionals often face challenges in timely decision-making and efficient service delivery. Integrating AI
tools into routine practices offers a promising solution to enhance productivity, improve accuracy, and streamline
workflows.
Material and Method: This article adopts a qualitative and analytical approach to explore the impact of AI tools on the
productivity of public health professionals. It examines the role of machine learning algorithms, natural language
processing, decision-support systems, and predictive analytics in public health settings. The study also analyzes
existing literature, reports, and real-world applications to assess the scope and limitations of AI adoption in the
field.
Result: Findings indicate that AI tools significantly improve efficiency in data management, patient diagnosis,
epidemic tracking, and administrative operations. Automation of repetitive tasks reduces manual burden, enabling professionals to focus on critical interventions. However, ethical considerations, data privacy concerns, and limited technical training among health professionals present notable barriers to full-scale implementation.
Conclusion: AI has the potential to revolutionize public health productivity when effectively integrated into the
healthcare infrastructure. A collaborative approach involving technical experts, healthcare workers, and
policymakers is essential to harness the full benefits of AI while mitigating associated risks. As AI continues to
evolve, its responsible and strategic use can redefine the future of public health.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Public Health, Productivity, AI Tools, Healthcare Innovation, Machine
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