Servicenow & Generative AI: Improving Infant Mortality Rate
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15680/nw4cqr77Keywords:
Rural Health Authorities (RHAs), AI and machine learningAbstract
The paper explores the integration of ServiceNow and Generative AI to improve healthcare delivery and reduce infant mortality rates. By combining ServiceNow's process automation and service management capabilities with Generative AI's predictive analytics, healthcare providers can make better decisions and allocate resources. Machine learning algorithms can predict newborn mortality by examining birth weight, gestational age, and maternal health status. Gen AI can automate operations, produce personalized treatment plans, and enable real- time monitoring of at-risk populations. The study aims to contribute to global public health initiatives by focusing on creative solutions and best practices, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and pushing for legislative reforms to incorporate advanced technical solutions into mother and child health programs.
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