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The EIT Health report calls for a legislative framework for data-sharing across borders and warns of the risks of missing out on the benefits of AI.
The new Tift Regional Medical Center expansion will open in the fall of 2021 in Tifton, Georgia. The 263,000-square-foot, four-story tower will include a new emergency center, inpatient units and new ICU. (Credit: Tift Regional Medical Center)
Tift Regional Medical Center aims to use the technology to save lives and significantly reduce costs.
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When the pandemic struck, the health system re-tasked its RPM technology from CHF and COPD home care to COVID-19 home care. The results were tremendous.
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Anumana will develop and market algorithms for early detection of disease. Lucem Health can collect device data and feed it into clinical workflows. Both spin-offs aim to capitalize on advances in AI and remote telemetry.
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While provider customers were largely satisfied with their vendors' response to COVID-19, the report finds some major players stand out and others fall short.
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"Nuance provides the AI layer at the healthcare point of delivery and is a pioneer in the real-world application of enterprise AI," said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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Artificial intelligence is the key in one technology's ability to administer less medication, thus putting patients at reduced risk and lowering medication costs.
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An expert from Google Health UK weighs in on the potential benefits of machine learning in healthcare – and the challenges that remain to realizing those benefits.
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These are some critical lessons chief information officers at Cleveland Clinic, Einstein Healthcare and other organizations have learned the past year, they say, in the newest installment of our feature series.
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The COVID-19 crisis has increased the adoption of artificial intelligence in clinical oncology trials. Here's what it means for patient recruitment, retention and outcomes.
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