ISBN: 9798393671068 - dentistry - dental research program in service of health: science and artificial intelligence in service of health (science, knowledge management & artificial intelligence, band 15) (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book challenges the way we think about dentistry - and how we think about thinking itself. At its core, it presents a structured model for clinical decision-making that draws from dentistry, decision theory, and artificial intelligence. But it does more than that: it asks what it really means to make a 'good' decision in a medical context, and what kind of system - social, technical, economic - supports or distorts those decisionsRather than listing treatments or summarizing studies, this book takes a step back and asks: How are treatment decisions actually made - and how can we improve that process structurally The approach is rooted in real-world dental practice, but its implications are much broader. The author proposes a conceptual framework that separates diagnosis, decision logic, and communication - allowing for more transparency, reproducibility, and patient-centered care. Along the way, it shows how AI is not merely a tool, but a mirror: it reflects the implicit structures in our knowledge and workflows, and gives us the opportunity to make them visible and consciously designable.Key themes: - Clinical decision-making as a structured process- Limitations of intuition and experience in dental planning- The role of AI as a socio-technical-economic system- Separation of knowledge, logic, and communication- Why statistical reasoning (e.g., probabilities, confidence intervals) alone is insufficient- How human expertise and intelligent systems can complement each otherWritten for dental professionals, researchers, and forward-thinking practitioners, this book offers a new lens on dental decision-making - and an invitation to rethink the foundations of medical logic in the 21st centuryMore than a dental bookA new theory of how we make medical decisions.…