Enhancing Telemedicine and Digital Health Product Delivery Using Artificial Intelligence
Abstract
The rapid growth of telemedicine has transformed healthcare accessibility, yet challenges remain in integrating digital consultations with physical product delivery. This paper proposes an AI-based integrated platform that connects telemedicine services with automated prescription processing and medicine delivery systems. Natural Language Processing (NLP) is used to analyze doctor-patient interactions, while AI-driven recommendation systems optimize medication fulfillment and delivery schedules. The framework ensures seamless coordination between digital healthcare services and physical product distribution. Results indicate improved patient experience, reduced delivery times, and increased operational efficiency.
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