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Year : 2023, Volume : 10, Issue : 1and2
First page : ( 51) Last page : ( 66)
Print ISSN : 2348-7437. Online ISSN : 2454-9533. Published online : 2023  21.
Article DOI : 10.30954/2348-7437.1.2023.6

Revolutionizing hypertension management in Bangladesh: A leap into the future with AI technology

Sarkar P.1,3,*, Islam Rafiul2

1Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur, Bangladesh

3Post-Doctoral Fellow, Srinivas University, Mangalore, India

2Department of Management Information Systems, Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur, Bangladesh

*Corresponding author: drpsarkarwri@gmail.com

Online published on 21 May, 2024.

Received:  22  August,  2023; :  29  November,  2023; Accepted:  07  December,  2023.

Abstract

Purpose

There have been questions raised concerning bias in the data, algorithms, and recommendations of these systems as machine learning finds its way into more and more healthcare applications. Put simply, not everyone will experience an improvement in healthcare, even if it does for some. Worldwide, including in Bangladesh, hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a serious public health issue. With the increasing prevalence of hypertension and its associated health risks, there is a growing need for innovative and effective approaches to its management and treatment. This study provides an overview of new technologies with AI and their prospective impact on hypertension treatment in the context of Bangladesh. Secondary data was used to assist this work in part. The outcomes of the investigation were analysed using the descriptive review approach. Using the databases PubMed, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, and IEEE Xplore, searches were done for peer-reviewed literature, clinical trials, guidelines, and research articles on this topic. Furthermore, regional publications that are recognised and available via Bangladesh. Results from the study were examined using descriptive or univariate methods. Using new technology and receiving treatment had their blood pressure under control. The study’s findings also indicated that older people, women, and families with higher income levels had greater prevalence rates of hypertension and lack of knowledge. This brief serves as a starting point for further research and policy development to exploit the potential impact of new technologies on hypertension treatment in Bangladesh.

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Keywords

Hypertension treatment, New technologies, AI, Bangladesh, Telemedicine, And mobile applications.

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