The Emerging Role of AI in Dementia Research and Healthcare

Janice M. Ranson; Magda Bucholc; Donald Lyall; Danielle Newby; Laura Winchester; Neil Oxtoby; Michele Veldsman; Timothy Rittman; Sarah Marzi; Nathan Skene; Ahmad Al Khleifat; Isabelle Foote; Vasiliki Orgeta; Andrey Kormilitzin; David J. Llewellyn

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-5272-2_4

The Emerging Role of AI in Dementia Research and Healthcare

Janice M. Ranson
, Magda Bucholc
, Donald Lyall
, Danielle Newby
, Laura Winchester
, Neil Oxtoby
, Michele Veldsman
, Timothy Rittman
, Sarah Marzi
, Nathan Skene
, Ahmad Al Khleifat
, Isabelle Foote
, Vasiliki Orgeta
, Andrey Kormilitzin
, David J. Llewellyn

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Abstract

Dementia is caused by an acquired, sustained decline in brain function, leading to difficulty with everyday activities. With multiple aetiologies, clinical presentation varies, typically including problems with memory, cognition, and communication. Dementia research aims to identify risk factors, disease mechanisms and treatments. However, progress has been limited. Many cases remain undiagnosed, and there is currently no cure.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Place of Publication	Singapore
Pages	95-106
Number of pages	11
ISBN (Electronic)	978-981-19-5272-2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5272-2_4
Publication status	Published online - 26 Oct 2022

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Ranson, J. M., Bucholc, M., Lyall, D., Newby, D., Winchester, L., Oxtoby, N., Veldsman, M., Rittman, T., Marzi, S., Skene, N., Khleifat, A. A., Foote, I., Orgeta, V., Kormilitzin, A., & Llewellyn, D. J. (2022). The Emerging Role of AI in Dementia Research and Healthcare. In Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (pp. 95-106). Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5272-2_4

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