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A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
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Background: Articial intelligence (AI) is one of the active research elds to develop systems that mimic human intelligence and is helpful in
many elds, particularly in medicine. Physiotherapy is mainly involving in curing bone-related pain and injuries. The recent emergence of
articially intelligent machines has seen human cognitive capacity enhanced by computational agents that can recognize previously hidden
patterns within massive data sets. In this context, articial intelligence in pediatric physiotherapy could be one of the most important modalities in
delivering better medical and healthcare services to needy people. It is an attempt to identify the types, as well as to assess the effectiveness of
interventions provided by articial intelligence on pediatric physical therapy optimization-related outcomes.
Methods: Data acquisition was carried out by systematic searches from various academic and research databases i.e., google scholar, PubMed,
and IEEE from March 2011 to March 2021. Besides, numerous trial registries and grey literature resources were also explored. A total of 187
titles/abstracts were screened, and forty-eight full-text articles were assessed for eligibility.
Conclusions: This research describes some of the possible inuences of articial intelligence technologies on pediatric physiotherapy practice,
and the subsequent ways in which physiotherapy education will need to change to graduate professionals who are t for practice in the 21st century
health system for promoting safe and effective use of articial intelligence and the delivery of Pediatric Physical Therapy care to people
Title: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Description:
Background: Articial intelligence (AI) is one of the active research elds to develop systems that mimic human intelligence and is helpful in
many elds, particularly in medicine.
Physiotherapy is mainly involving in curing bone-related pain and injuries.
The recent emergence of
articially intelligent machines has seen human cognitive capacity enhanced by computational agents that can recognize previously hidden
patterns within massive data sets.
In this context, articial intelligence in pediatric physiotherapy could be one of the most important modalities in
delivering better medical and healthcare services to needy people.
It is an attempt to identify the types, as well as to assess the effectiveness of
interventions provided by articial intelligence on pediatric physical therapy optimization-related outcomes.
Methods: Data acquisition was carried out by systematic searches from various academic and research databases i.
e.
, google scholar, PubMed,
and IEEE from March 2011 to March 2021.
Besides, numerous trial registries and grey literature resources were also explored.
A total of 187
titles/abstracts were screened, and forty-eight full-text articles were assessed for eligibility.
Conclusions: This research describes some of the possible inuences of articial intelligence technologies on pediatric physiotherapy practice,
and the subsequent ways in which physiotherapy education will need to change to graduate professionals who are t for practice in the 21st century
health system for promoting safe and effective use of articial intelligence and the delivery of Pediatric Physical Therapy care to people.
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