AI
This integration will enable doctors to create personalised care plans for patients.
It will support the development of AI applications by providing healthcare providers access to large, secure datasets.
Also, researchers from the National University of Singapore have piloted their AI dose optimisation platform.
It will have algorithms to identify patients at risk of medication non-adherence.
The new service has been available since May.
The AI deployment will focus on triaging cerebral haemorrhage cases and enhancing the monitoring of brain disorder patients.
New AI-driven data analytics and clinical workflows for cancer care are expected to come out of this latest partnership.
![[Left] Bernett Lee and [Right] Wilson Goh, co-directors of the Centre for Biomedical Informatics, NTU Singapore LKCMedicine](/sites/hitn/files/styles/230x130/public/2025-07/AD86314E-8312-487B-98CC-079545A2CDDF_0.jpeg?itok=3Pa-Pecs)
One works to shed light on dementia in Asians while the other currently focuses on predicting mental disorders in at-risk youths.
Also, IVF clinic FertilTree is adopting an AI assistive tool for embryo selection by Embryonics.
The research facility will initially focus on developing AI tech for neurology.