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Figure 1: Taxonomy of AI applications for public health.
Summary of AI Applications in Disease Detection and Prediction
Summary of AI Applications in Real-time Surveillance and Reporting
Artificial Intelligence for Public Health Surveillance in Africa: Applications and Opportunities
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August 2024

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Jean Marie Tshimula

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Mitterrand Kalengayi

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Dieumerci Makenga

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing various fields, including public health surveillance. In Africa, where health systems frequently encounter challenges such as limited resources, inadequate infrastructure, failed health information systems and a shortage of skilled health professionals, AI offers a transformative opportunity. This paper investigates the applications of AI in public health surveillance across the continent, presenting successful case studies and examining the benefits, opportunities, and challenges of implementing AI technologies in African healthcare settings. Our paper highlights AI's potential to enhance disease monitoring and health outcomes, and support effective public health interventions. The findings presented in the paper demonstrate that AI can significantly improve the accuracy and timeliness of disease detection and prediction, optimize resource allocation, and facilitate targeted public health strategies. Additionally, our paper identified key barriers to the widespread adoption of AI in African public health systems and proposed actionable recommendations to overcome these challenges.

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... Most previous reviews related to NLP technologies in public health have focused on global health [2,16,26] or low-and middle-income countries [13] as a whole, or examined AI applications without focusing specifically on NLP [2,13,16,27], or focused on a single type of NLP application, such as chatbots [18]. Unlike other AI technologies, NLP applications are heavily influenced by the languages and cultures they are designed to serve [28,29]. ...

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Natural Language Processing Technologies for Public Health in Africa: A Scoping Review (Preprint)
Artificial Intelligence for Public Health Surveillance in Africa: Applications and Opportunities