Artificial Intelligence in Critical Care Medicine: The Promising Future of Emerging Technologies and Their Impacts on Quality of Medical Services in Emirati Government Hospitals

Mansy, Ahmed Mahmoud Ali

doi:10.21608/ajccr.2025.321300.1130

Artificial Intelligence in Critical Care Medicine: The Promising Future of Emerging Technologies and Their Impacts on Quality of Medical Services in Emirati Government Hospitals

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Ahmed Mahmoud Ali Mansy

Burjeel Medical City (BMC), Abu Dhabi, UAE

10.21608/ajccr.2025.321300.1130

Abstract

This study aims to identify the promising applications of AI in critical care medicine. In addition, the study investigated the level of quality of medical services provided in Emirati Governmental Hospitals. Moreover, it aims to determine if there are statistically significant differences in the sample responses regarding the promising applications of AI within critical care medicine based on the study variables. Furthermore, the study assesses the existence of any statistically significant differences in the sample responses. The study adopted a descriptive approach and employed a questionnaire as the primary data collection tool. The research population consisted of administrators, physicians, and nurses working in critical care units in Governmental Hospitals in the United Arab Emirates, while the sample comprised (111) participants. The findings revealed a high understanding of AI applications (mean score of 3.79) and high ratings for medical service quality (mean score of 4.00), with no significant differences based on demographic factors. The study underscores the need for ongoing training in advanced medical technologies to improve service quality.

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