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AI-powered clinical decision support enables clinicians in improving quality of care by reducing unwarranted variations.

Pairing telehealth and clinical decision support could be a true game-changer, enabling patients and clinicians to make decisions together along the care continuum of complex diseases.

With the right information in hand, tomorrow’s healthcare providers will have the ability to make more intelligent, data-driven decisions about care, improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs in the process.

Top among the digital solutions that can help clinicians expedite the delivery of cancer care are AI-powered decision support systems.  

Telehealth introduces a new approach to shared clinical decision making, facilitates trusted cooperation and patient engagement. For Siemens Healthineers, the COVID-19 pandemic sheds new light on digital solutions in value-based healthcare.

AI can help imaging centers manage the expected increase in post-COVID-19 imaging services.

Activated and engaged patients are more likely to follow their treatment plans – and this could be a major benefit for healthcare providers as the use of telehealth tools continues to rise in the wake of the pandemic.

As a society, we can and are collecting data in many ways. The question is not how to get more data, but how to use it effectively?