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Focusing on how new innovative AI and ML technologies are being used currently by healthcare organisations, and how they will next provide a pathway to powerful and disruptive new innovation capabilities.Ā
IBMās Watson Health is at the cutting edge of AI in Global healthcare, chief health officer Dr Kyu Rhee tells Digital Healthās Owen Hughes the increasingly powerful tools becoming available will augment cliniciansā knowledge not replace it.Ā
In May, the London-based company signedĀ two new deals with healthcare organisations in Singapore and Bahamas, creating 100 jobs across Britain.
Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust is to implementĀ a cognitive computing-based decision support solution system to help improve the treatment of patients who have suffered a heart attack.
The One Microsoft partnership will see Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) given access to new AI solutions developed by computer science students at University College London (UCL).
Clinical support solutions provider Dictate IT has launched an automaticĀ speech recognition tool capable of transcribing medical notes in real-time.
Population health management is often touted as an important concept for the NHS, and key to ensuring its sustainability. But, as Owen Hughes reports, there will be barriers to overcome along the way ā not least the challenges of linking previously disparate datasets.
