No-Show in Medical Appointments with Machine Learning Techniques: A Systematic Literature Review

Problem-Based Learning Approach in Medical Education in Iran: A Systematic literature Review

Introduction: Problem solving skills are at the highest level of human cognition and are considered to be the most valuable educational goals. Due to the nature of the discipline, medical students need to upgrade their problem-solving skills. This article aimed to investigate the findings of studies on the use of problem-based Learning in medical education. Methods: In this systematic review, u...

Shared Medical Appointments for Chronic Medical Conditions: A Systematic Review

Protein Secondary Structure Prediction: a Literature Review with Focus on Machine Learning Approaches

DNA sequence, containing all genetic traits is not a functional entity. Instead, it transfers to protein sequences by transcription and translation processes. This protein sequence takes on a 3D structure later, which is a functional unit and can manage biological interactions using the information encoded in DNA. Every life process one can figure is undertaken by proteins with specific functio...

Machine learning and microsimulation techniques on the prognosis of dementia: A systematic literature review

BACKGROUND Dementia is a complex disorder characterized by poor outcomes for the patients and high costs of care. After decades of research little is known about its mechanisms. Having prognostic estimates about dementia can help researchers, patients and public entities in dealing with this disorder. Thus, health data, machine learning and microsimulation techniques could be employed in develo...

Machine Learning Techniques for Medical Diagnosis: a Review

Machine learning algorithm can significantly help in solving the healthcare problems by developing classifier systems that can assist physicians in diagnosing and predicting diseases in early stages. However, extracting knowledge from medical data is challenging as this data may be heterogeneous, unorganized, and high dimensional and may contain noise and outliers. Most appropriate method can b...