- Seoul National University Bundang Hospital to leverage GE Healthcare’s artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to take the lead in using medical AI in their hospital system.
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Planet Of The Apps: How A New Digital Health Platform Will Help Providers Make Smarter Use Of Patient Data
The newest healthcare apps can do everything from monitor health conditions and track medications to provide remote access to medical records. The offerings should allow clinicians to boost efficiencies, helping them improve both clinical decision-making and patient care.
Collaborations with SOPHiA GENETICS, The University of Cambridge and Optellum are intended expand access to the latest and most advanced technologies for cancer care
Chicago, Nov 30 2021 — GE Healthcare announced collaborations with SOPHiA GENETICS, The University of Cambridge and Optellum as part of its vision to advance care, make precision health more accessible, and ultimately improve outcomes for cancer patients.
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- Teams plan to cooperate on the development of a machine learning-based solution, aiming to improve care for cancer patients by giving cancer care teams access to complex data and information
- The potentially transformative solution will initially focus on ovarian cancer and will then expand for use in breast and kidney cancer.
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The Edge of Healthcare: Localized Computing Can Give Doctors Access To AI And Faster Diagnoses
Many doctors and industry experts agree that artificial intelligence-assisted medicine will change healthcare.
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There’s An App For That: How Data Is Helping Anesthesiologists Better Track Patients' Care
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The Way You Make Me Feel: With 3D Models, Blind Parents See Their Baby
Dr. Jean-Marc Levaillant knows how special it is for expecting parents to see their baby for the first time on an ultrasound. But helping a visually impaired parent “see” the images with a 3D-printed model of their child was even more emotional than the obstetrician anticipated. “She was incredibly moved, and so were we,” Levaillant says. “My whole team was in tears.”
