This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Mednition, Radiology Partners, AccurKardia, Lucem Health, Tempus, Royal Philips, Press Ganey, Aiberry, John Muir Health, Ambience Healthcare, MedCerts, Cyera, eClinicalWorks, Exo, Mayo Clinic, Intelligent Medical Objects & more!
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By Jamie Clark – Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries across the board, and healthcare is no exception. Chatbots, predictive algorithms, robotic process automation – the hype around these emerging technologies promises a revolution in how hospitals deliver care.
New On Demand Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist: With guest Rob Brisk, MBChb PhD Chief Scientific Officer for Eolas Medical. Rob shares his journey from being a physician to venturing into the world of AI and emphasizes the importance of clinicians’ involvement in AI developments, highlighting the need for a cautious approach.
By Katie Brenneman – Like other aspects of modern society, AI (Artificial Intelligence) dominates conversations in the medical field. Its current and future benefits for healthcare professionals are remarkable and, for patients, potentially lifesaving.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Inovalon, Amazon Web Services, Caris Life Sciences, Densitas, Intelerad, Carta Healthcare, Google Cloud, Georgia State University, AVIA, Quris-AI, Fairtility, CharmHealth, H1, SAIGroup, Augmedix, Carium, Ochsner Health, & more.
By April Miller – Burnout is a problem in many industries, but it’s particularly problematic in healthcare. In addition to being all too common, stress and burnout among clinicians can affect patient outcomes and limit hospitals’ capacity to treat people. Artificial intelligence (AI) and automation could help.
By William Hersh MD – A number of interesting papers on physician competencies in artificial intelligence have been published recently, and there is no question that all 21st century healthcare professions must have a thorough understanding of the benefits and limitations of AI that they are likely to use in their clinical work.
What is the impact of AI technologies on HIPAA, BAs and SRAs? Find out this Wednesday at our Virtual Panel Discussion on developing a framework for the responsible use and implementation of AI.
By William Hersh – In a previous post, I related the case of an excellent model that predicted hospital readmission yet when used in the context of real-world effort to reduce admissions was not able to lower the rate. New studies are highlighting this scenario again.