President of ZUS, Prof. Gertrude Uścińska, during the discussion panel on make Artificial Intelligence for innovative organizations, discussed solutions based on cloud, artificial intelligence and integration with registers of another public institutions. She stressed that the Electronic Services Platform (EUP) supports 12 million users, deals with 67% of correspondence and processes over 140 million electronic medical exemptions.
The gathering held at the U.S. Ambassador's Residence, Mark F. Brzeziński in Warsaw, was organized by the American company IBM.
ZUS focuses on artificial intelligence
The CEO of IBM, Marcin Gajdziński, discussed where prof. Uścińska pointed out that ZUS consistently modernises its services, the precedence is to destruct paper service for citizens. She recalled the Electronic Services Platform, which allows to handle matters related to online social security.
She stressed that the pandemic was a turning point that prompted the Social safety Office to complete the transition to electronic applications and automated processes. Since COVID-19, the institution no longer accepts tasks in paper form.
ZUS besides implements cloud solutions, large date, artificial intelligence and integrates with registers of another public institutions. The Electronic Services Platform has 12 million users, supports 67% of correspondence, over 140 million e-ZLA (electronic medical exemptions) and lists hundreds of millions of questions with another offices and services.
Professor Uścińska stressed the importance of artificial intelligence for wellness policy, this is simply a key task for this area.
“We see what people endure from”
Professor Uścińska talks about an electronic release platform that collects immense amounts of data on abstinence due to diseases. They want to make this platform, moving from "Platform A" to "Platform B", which will let them not only to track absenteeities, but besides to analyse medical costs and effectiveness. In order to accomplish this, it is essential to connect with another wellness institutions, to apply appropriate algorithms and to collect more detailed data.
In turn, prof. Jesionowski emphasizes that despite the tendency to keep conventional methods and paper papers due to legal requirements, universities have already introduced many electronic systems. However, it indicates that there are areas specified as education where any procedures are inactive based on paper documentation. He admits that the usage of artificial intelligence in medicine is presently 1 of the major challenges.
As artificial intelligence is increasingly utilized in the field of medicine, further improvement of electronic platforms can be crucial for an effective wellness policy.
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