A call to support the use of artificial intelligence in reducing the treatment costs of chronic diseases in the country

The call to support the use of artificial intelligence in reducing the treatment costs of chronic diseases in the country was published with the aim of reducing the cost of treatment and involving private companies with production plans, production licenses or upgrading production capacity.

According to Ecomotive, citing the Vice-Chancellor of Science, with the increase in deaths caused by non-communicable diseases in developing countries – including Iran – the control of these diseases has become an important priority for these countries. Currently, 80% of the causes of death in this category of countries are non-communicable diseases.

Among these diseases, 4 categories of cardiovascular diseases, cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and diabetes play the main role.

With regard to the development of the support of the Scientific Vice-Chancellor through the Artificial Intelligence Headquarters of this Vice-Chancellor and the creation of the Health-Based Knowledge Economy Development Headquarters, this call has been published.

The objectives of the call to support the use of artificial intelligence in reducing the treatment costs of chronic diseases in the country

The goals of this call, from the point of view of the scientific deputy, include improving the country’s health indicators, improving people’s lifestyles, improving support processes, facilitating the implementation of national programs compiled in the field of disease control, creating and expanding cooperation between internal and external leaders and the program planning and cooperation for the implementation of public education programs in the country.

The target community of this call is private companies that have production plans, production licenses or upgrading their production capacity.

Those interested in the call to support the use of artificial intelligence in reducing the treatment costs of chronic diseases in the country can get more information by calling 83530 ext 7483 or register on the call website until May 15th.