The Deputy of Food and Drug at Kerman University of Medical Sciences called for a review of electronic systems, the development of local guidelines tailored to regional products such as pistachios and dates, and the establishment of production units for large pharmaceutical holdings. He emphasized the necessity of utilizing artificial intelligence to compensate for the shortage of human resources along the supply chain.
The Necessity of Utilizing Artificial Intelligence to Manage Health Sector Challenges in the 8th Country Hub
The Deputy of Food and Drug at Kerman University is advocating for improvements in electronic systems and local guidelines for regional products, while stressing the importance of artificial intelligence to address human resource shortages in the health sector. This initiative is crucial for enhancing the efficiency of health management in the region.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy of Food and Drug at Kerman University called for improvements in electronic health systems and local guidelines for regional products while emphasizing the role of artificial intelligence in addressing workforce shortages.
- The initiative focuses on developing local guidelines for products like pistachios and dates.
- Artificial intelligence is proposed as a solution to compensate for human resource shortages in the health sector.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's health sector faces challenges such as workforce shortages and the need for modernization, especially in rural areas.
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