Cureus is an open-access medical journal that publishes clinical research and reviews. Its recent coverage focuses on AI in healthcare, including a systematic review and meta-analysis of AI-supported learning for nursing students' knowledge and practice, a review of AI for automated intravascular ultrasound analysis in coronary artery disease, a study of legal frameworks for governing generalist and agentic AI in medical imaging, and a paper on AI adaptation theory for linguistic concordance in care.
AI-supported learning boosts nursing students' knowledge and practice: meta-analysisCureus published a systematic review and meta-analysis assessing how AI-supported learning affects nursing students' knowledge acquisition and practical performance, pooling evidence to inform AI adoption in nursing education.
AI for Automated Analysis of Intravascular Ultrasound in CAD: A Systematic ReviewA systematic review in Cureus examines AI for automated analysis and interpretation of intravascular ultrasound in coronary artery disease. It likely summarizes AI performance in image segmentation and plaque characterization, assessing clinical value and limitations.
Legal frameworks for governing generalist and agentic AI in medical imagingCureus published a study examining legal frameworks for governing generalist and agentic artificial intelligence in medical imaging. The research may propose regulatory recommendations to address the growing use of AI in medical diagnostics.
Paper: AI adaptation for linguistic concordance in careCureus published a paper proposing AI adaptation theory to improve linguistic concordance, aiming to bridge patient-provider communication gaps and enhance patient-centered interactions.
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