The phrase "algorithmic care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing healthcare, technology, or systems that utilize algorithms to provide care or support.
Example: "The rise of algorithmic care has transformed how patients receive treatment and manage their health."
Alternatives: "automated care" or "data-driven care".
Total hip replacement (THR) and total knee replacement (TKR) (arthroplasty) surgery for end-stage osteoarthritis (OA) are ideal candidates for optimization through an algorithmic care pathway.
Health and life insurance should not reduce the practice of medicine to algorithmic care, although there is some danger of that outcome.
In such a paradigm, algorithmic care would be both a useful starting place for most patients with type 2 diabetes and a framework on which to build more personalized therapy as needed.
But protocolized, algorithmic supported care does not mean we leave behind the individualized care of every individual patient and every single clinical situation.
Weaning protocols and their effects on multiple outcomes were recently examined in a Cochrane review, in assessing how patients might benefit from an algorithmic approach to care [ 17].
Eva Tardos: Algorithms, algorithmic game theory.
Lucas viewed medical care as algorithmic, and therefore well within the capacity of intelligent machines.
Patient-centered care and standardized algorithmic management are conflicting approaches, but they can be made more compatible by recognizing instances in which personalized A1C targets are warranted and clinical circumstances that may call for comanagement by primary care and specialty clinicians.
In one of the largest studies published to date, 7893 patients with type 2 diabetes were randomized to treatment with insulin glargine (comparing active vs usual algorithmic titration, and point-of-care vs laboratory measurement of HbA1c) for a period of 24 weeks (Kennedy et al. 2006).
More recently, Kennedy et al. (2006) assessed glycemic control using a combination of active versus usual algorithmic titration approaches, and point-of-care versus laboratory measurement of HbA1c.
The threat of fake news was compounded by this sense that the role of the press had been ceded to an arcane algorithmic system created by private companies that care only about the bottom line.
