MA Jing, JIANG Yue, CHEN Jun, HU Dehua, LIU Jianwei. Research Hotspots and Development Pathways in AI-Empowered Medical Intelligence: A Grounded Theory-Based Study. 2026. biomedRxiv.202602.00036
Research Hotspots and Development Pathways in AI-Empowered Medical Intelligence: A Grounded Theory-Based Study
Corresponding author: LIU Jianwei, 802544@csu.edu.cn
DOI: 10.12201/bmr.202602.00036
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Abstract: Purpose/Significance Within the context of digital transformation, the conversion of healthcare data into medical intelligence is paramount. However, this interdisciplinary field currently lacks a macro-level, integrated theoretical framework. This study aims to systematically investigate the current application of artificial intelligence within medical intelligence, constructing an integrative theoretical framework through qualitative research.
Key words: Artificial Intelligence; Medical Intelligence; Grounded Theory; Qualitative ResearchSubmit time: 10 February 2026
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