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Excerpt: Understanding and Building a Skill Set for Machine Learning with Drug Dosing
In this excerpt from a recent Journal of AHIMA article, Shannon Houser and R. Jeffrey Harris discuss the special skill sets needed when working with machine learning in drug dosing applications.
A subset of artificial intelligence, machine learning (ML) is widely applied in healthcare, including pharmacy practices. It can be used to calculate dosages in special populations that are difficult for traditional human computing.
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Excerpt: Understanding and Building a Skill Set for Machine Learning with Drug Dosing
In this excerpt from a recent Journal of AHIMA article, Shannon Houser and R. Jeffrey Harris discuss the special skill sets needed when working with machine learning in drug dosing applications.
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