Abstract
Background: Combined with nanotechnology, AI, and IoT, the field of healthcare is experiencingsignificant changes in the approaches that are used to diagnose diseases and determine furthertreatment plans. Therefore, the purpose of this research will be to establish the effects of thesetechnologies in the delivery of healthcare.Objective:To evaluate how healthcare professionals are aware and using nanotechnology, AI, and IoT indiagnostics and treatment processes and the key difficulties and perceived advantages of thosetechnologies; and to figure out the present state of implementation of nanotechnology, AI, and IoT inhealthcare.Methods:From this study, a quantitative, cross-sectional survey design was used. A quantitative surveymethod that adopts a set of standard questions was employed for healthcare practitioners, scholars,technologists, and clients. Qualitative and both quantitative research methods were employed wheredescriptive statistics and inferential statistics were used in analyzing the data. The normality of thedata was tested using the Shapiro-Wilk test, survey reliability was tested with a Cronbach alpha testwhile, and the model accuracy was tested using the Random Forest classifier.

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