Healthcare Administration Leadership & Management Journal
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Graduate Health Administration and Public Health Education
AI will revolutionize healthcare by automating administrative tasks, enhancing diagnostic accuracy, and personalizing treatments. AI-powered virtual assistants will improve patient care, while educational institutions will train future professionals in AI use. Addressing ethical and bias issues will be crucial for equitable AI implementation.
July/August 2025 Vol. 3, No. 4 pp. 189–192 DOI: 10.55834/halmj.5035523444
Abstract
In 2025, AI is expected to transform healthcare operations, education, and public health. AI is being implemented to streamline operations to improve patient outcomes by automating administrative tasks, enhancing diagnostic accuracy through image analysis, and creating refined personalized treatment plans. Furthermore, AI-powered virtual assistants are also being used by healthcare providers to increase the quality of patient care and improve patient outcomes. With these advancements, healthcare leaders can shift their focus to strategic decision-making and tackling workforce shortages. Simultaneously, academic institutions are incorporating AI training into their curriculums to prepare future healthcare professionals with the skills needed to effectively utilize AI in public health. Successful implementation of AI will require careful attention to navigate potential challenges such as data bias and ethical concerns to ensure equitable use of AI technology.
