Artificial Intelligence
AI helps answer the "million dollar question in IVF today: which embryo becomes a baby," says Daniella Gilboa, CEO of AIVF.
Cherish Health's camera-free remote monitoring technology keeps seniors safe while preserving their privacy and independence, says the company's CEO Sumit Nagpal, who explains how it works.
AI & ML Intelligence
The health system's chief analytics officer discusses creating a rigorous data quality program for reliable and actionable insights, and the importance of developing an innovation ecosystem.
Nursing and IT
Trained on vast datasets, machine learning applications can spot trends and predict patient outcomes. A researcher details how these new approaches are giving nurses the evidence they need to make more informed decisions and deliver higher-quality care.
The tools can help integrate artificial intelligence into existing applications that can be run from the cloud or on-prem – focused on genomics, imaging, drug discovery and other digital health priorities.
Sensors and automation tech can allow nurses to interact with and monitor multiple hospital patients around the clock without entering their rooms or interrupting their sleep. Michael Brandofino, president and COO of Caregility, explains how.
The combined software company, now one of the largest worldwide, will “use data to power and protect the AI revolution,” Cisco says.
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In season 2, episode 3 of "Unlocking Big Data," sponsored by Arcadia, HIMSS’ VP and general manager of digital health advisory - North America, Julius Bogdan, and Arcadia’s VP of data operations, Mary Kuchenbrod, talk about improving data accuracy.
Doing away with traditional manual coding has enabled Mount Alvernia Hospital's IT team to focus more on innovation rather than "reinventing the wheel," shares technology director Bruce Leong.