Authors :
Dr. John Motsamai Modise; Phemelo Sheldon Modise
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 9 - September
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3IIfn9N
Scribd :
https://bit.ly/3X3IXOY
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7525022
Abstract :
:- This study is founded upon the Technological
Determinism Theory as the theory is considered to
provide the most appropriate foundational framework
for the study’s intent to establish how artificial
intelligence can be used to improve the efficiency of
public healthcare at Galeshewe Community Health
Clinic. Consequently this study’s central theoretical
statements indicated below are derived from the
aforementioned theoretical perspective. The
technological advancements introduced in the 4IR have
presented opportunities for the efficient use of
technology within the public healthcare arena. The study
will tackle the problem of extended waiting time, poor
record-keeping, poor infection and hygiene control
procedures, adverse events situations, medicine and
equipment shortages, and heightened litigation that
GCHC is facing. A qualitative research approach was
chosen for this study, to develop an in-depth
understanding how artificial intelligence can be used to
improve the efficiency of public healthcare, with specific
reference to GCHC.
Keywords :
Artificial Intelligence; Healthcare Efficiency; Public Healthcare Services; Improve
:- This study is founded upon the Technological
Determinism Theory as the theory is considered to
provide the most appropriate foundational framework
for the study’s intent to establish how artificial
intelligence can be used to improve the efficiency of
public healthcare at Galeshewe Community Health
Clinic. Consequently this study’s central theoretical
statements indicated below are derived from the
aforementioned theoretical perspective. The
technological advancements introduced in the 4IR have
presented opportunities for the efficient use of
technology within the public healthcare arena. The study
will tackle the problem of extended waiting time, poor
record-keeping, poor infection and hygiene control
procedures, adverse events situations, medicine and
equipment shortages, and heightened litigation that
GCHC is facing. A qualitative research approach was
chosen for this study, to develop an in-depth
understanding how artificial intelligence can be used to
improve the efficiency of public healthcare, with specific
reference to GCHC.
Keywords :
Artificial Intelligence; Healthcare Efficiency; Public Healthcare Services; Improve
