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Aspects of an on-line medical or health

expert system:

• Can store more knowledge than one

person.

• Can be kept up to date.

• Helps to give a more accurate decision.

• Available 24/7.

• Lower cost than employing NHS staff,

e.g. in a call centre.

• Allows access to an expert where not

available locally.

• A good expert system explains its

decision / gives probabilities so that a

user can decide whether to accept the

decision or not

• Allows employees to learn from the

system

<p>Aspects of an on-line medical or health</p><p>expert system:</p><p>• Can store more knowledge than one</p><p>person.</p><p>• Can be kept up to date.</p><p>• Helps to give a more accurate decision.</p><p>• Available 24/7.</p><p>• Lower cost than employing NHS staff,</p><p>e.g. in a call centre.</p><p>• Allows access to an expert where not</p><p>available locally.</p><p>• A good expert system explains its</p><p>decision / gives probabilities so that a</p><p>user can decide whether to accept the</p><p>decision or not</p><p>• Allows employees to learn from the</p><p>system</p>