Source: hindustantimes.com Artificial intelligence or our capability of inventing systems that can think, create and act better and faster than humans has become a buzzword that everyone knows about. AI for medicine, AI for finance, AI for auto, we all seem to know and be fearful for the role of AI in next stage of Read More
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Source: sociable.co Technologies like deep tech and big data are working with precision medicine to give us customized healthcare. Big data in the medical field is helping experts see patterns in patient populations. Genetic data is helping them pinpoint root causes of many diseases like cancer. This, in turn, is leading to R&D in deep tech, which Read More
Source: helpnetsecurity.com ClearDATA, the leader in healthcare public cloud security and compliance, announced a new multi-cloud software offering, ClearDATA Locate, enabling healthcare organizations to build a more cohesive and traceable protected health information (PHI) inventory within Kubernetes workloads available on Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. Built with ClearDATA’s Healthcare Aware Distributed Read More
Source: microfinancereporter.com The research report titled, ‘Global Microservices in Healthcare Market’, is an in-depth study of the overall environment of the market. The study found that the market will grow at a rate of XX% CAGR over the coming years, down from the nearly XX% growth level seen in the previous year. The total global Read More
Source: aiin.healthcare A former executive from payment platform PayPal has launched a new deep learning health intelligence platform, Global Care Analytics, to provide claims-and-cost clinical data and predictive analytics for healthcare companies. The company’s president, Scott Guilfoyle, formerly served as CTO of PayPal, as well as CIO of LendingTree, and other major companies. The move underscores Read More
Source:digit.in Earlier this year, Microsoft had invited us to its Bengaluru campus for a two-day briefing on how it’s incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) in many of its business solutions, including Azure, Power BI, Teams, and Office 365. In addition to letting a few of its business partners explain how these AI-enabled services help them, the Read More
Source:- headstuff.org There’s a lot to say about how artificial intelligence will disrupt healthcare as we know it. Here’s a crash course in what AI and machine learning mean for healthcare today and what the future could look like for these technologies. Algorithmic Diagnosis, No Doctor Required In 2018, the U.S. FDA approved an industry first: Read More
Source:- businessnewsdaily.com Machine learning and deep neural networks have spurred significant advances in artificial intelligence. Major AI applications in healthcare include diagnostics, robotic surgeries and virtual nursing assistants. Healthcare AI is projected to reach $6.6 billion in value by 2021. Adoption of AI could save the U.S. healthcare industry $150 billion annually by 2026. In Star Wars: Read More
Source- forbes.com A University of Nottingham study says Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) can predict premature death, a capability that could revolutionize preventative healthcare. In a study of over half a million people between the ages of 40 and 69, Nottingham’s team of healthcare data scientists and doctors have developed and tested their system Read More
Source- zdnet.com The UK’s National Health Service continues to suffer the longest funding squeeze since it was established 71 years ago. That financial pressure has resulted in the service missing targets for how soon cancer patients should be referred for treatment for the past three years and waiting times in Accident and Emergency departments being at record levels. Such Read More
Source- medcitynews.com A person living with a chronic condition like diabetes often needs a bit of help when it comes to following doctor’s orders in between office visits. Communicating with a chatbot on a personal device can help track and log data on exercise, medications, and general wellbeing. The challenge is that often the context might Read More
Source- healthitanalytics.com Medical imaging and machine learning are on a collision course that promises significant advancements in diagnostics and precision medicine, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. Advances in artificial intelligence and powerful computing technologies to support highly detailed imaging studies are driving opportunities for vendors and providers to capture a segment of a quickly Read More
Source- news.mit.edu An artificial intelligence program that’s better than human doctors at recommending treatment for sepsis may soon enter clinical trials in London. The machine learning model is part of a new way of practising medicine that mines electronic medical-record data for more effective ways of diagnosing and treating difficult medical problems, including sepsis, a Read More
Source- cioreview.com As technologies today are integral part of our everyday life healthcare industry cannot constraint itself from the rising waves of the machine learning. Machine learning tools provide healthcare sector, the facilities, with opportunities to improve patient results. Also, makes physicians work faster, hospitals and laboratories come up with a more accurate diagnosis. Following are Read More
Source- itbrief.co.nz Technology is fighting death with data – including machine learning and artificial intelligence. Last week marked the annual Health Informatics New Zealand conference, in which local and global innovators spoke about how their work is changing local healthcare models. Amongst the New Zealand companies leading the way are Umbrellar and Auckland’s Mercy Radiology and Read More
Source- healthitanalytics.com Fueled by EHR data, machine learning tools have shown potential in improving several areas of care delivery, including sepsis prediction, chronic disease management, and cancer detection. As providers increasingly experience financial pressure to ensure patient safety, more organizations are seeking to use big data analytics tools to predict and prevent hospital-acquired conditions and potentially Read More
Source- healthcarefinancenews.com Artificial intelligence is coming to healthcare. In fact, in areas such as radiology and cancer detection, it’s already here in places, and is poised to become ever more prevalent in the industry. Which naturally raises a question for nurses and physicians: Is AI coming for my job? Well, probably not. At least according to Read More
Source- healthcarefinancenews.com Ninety-one per cent of 500 healthcare leaders voiced confidence that they will see an ROI on AI, according to an OptumIQ survey. Hospital executives expect to see a positive ROI in four years — while 38 per cent of employers and 20 per cent of health plan executives anticipate ROI sooner, in three years Read More
Source- cioreview.com Healthcare sector is the wellspring of data. According to McKinsey, machine learning and big data in medicine could generate $100B annually, because AI Solutions in this industry provides better decision-making process, looks for innovation, develops efficiency and creates new gadgets and tools. • Deep patient is a machine learning representation of capturing hierarchical regularities Read More
Source – techstory.in Healthcare has always been a difficult industry to tap into. Every day, new devices and procedures are launched but are not adapted readily because patients may be at risks. Yet, in the past one decade, a major player has entered the healthcare industry – artificial intelligence. While this is not a singular product, Read More
Source – bigdata.cioreview.com Big data’s greatest asset is its limitless possibilities. It is already helping to solve some of the world’s most vexing problems, as well as providing better solutions to more common issues. However, this is only the beginning. With the convergence of powerful computing, advanced database technologies, wireless data, mobility and social networking, big Read More
Source – financialexpress.com India must take a leaf from China’s book on improving healthcare. China, which, in 2015, had 3.6 physicians for every 1,000 population is deploying artificial intelligence (AI) in a big way to make up with automation what it lacks in manpower in healthcare. An article in the MIT Technology Review (MTR) talks of Read More
Source – undp.org Marking the coming of the fourth industrial revolution, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) is permeating every major industry from healthcare to transportation, education, finance and insurance. The McKinsey Global Institute (pdf) says that AI is contributing to a transformation of society “happening ten times faster and at 300 times the scale or at roughly 3,000 times Read More
Source – techtarget.com healthcare. There have been many success stories around the use of AI for medical imaging, data mining and implementation of bots that have conversations with patients. AI also offers hospitals an opportunity to enhance quality of care and improve patient outcomes. However, there are several obstacles standing in the way of artificial intelligence Read More
Source – telegraph.co.uk Microsoft is setting up a new healthcare department at its Cambridge research facility, as part of plans to use its artificial intelligence software to enter the health market. The computer giant has created the division as part of its commitment to “transform healthcare” using technologies such as machine learning and cloud computing. Its Read More
Source – psfk.com The state of your health shouldn’t be a mystery, nor should patients or doctors have to wait long to find answers to pressing medical concerns. In PSFK’s Future of Health Report, we dig deep into the latest in AI, big data algorithms and IoT tools that are enabling a new, more comprehensive overview of Read More