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Polish start-up taps AI to help manage blood supplies

BY Jeff Rowe | January 27, 2021

Founded in 2019 by two young doctors, the company has developed an AI-powered smart assistant to support crucial decision-making in blood transfusions.

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Feds release AI strategic plan for HHS

BY Jeff Rowe | January 27, 2021

With the release, HHS now has an overarching strategy in place to guide the agency’s ongoing and upcoming efforts involving AI.

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ONC launches challenge to expand research data supply

BY Jeff Rowe | January 26, 2021

The Synthetic Health Data Challenge encourages researchers and developers to validate the realism of synthetic health records generated by Synthea and spur novel uses of synthetic health data.

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Employers aim for safe workplaces with AI-driven Passport

BY Jeff Rowe | January 25, 2021

By enabling employees and customers to securely assess their health status on their mobile devices, Passport is designed to help organizations re-open safely and maintain a healthy work environment.

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How AI can help docs keep their paperwork in order

BY Jeff Rowe | January 22, 2021

With AI, says one stakeholder, the next frontier in healthcare is ensuring that everyone across the healthcare ecosystem has actionable insights.

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AI-driven command center helps Washington State system manage COVID crush

BY Jeff Rowe | January 20, 2021

Since it launched, say stakeholders, CHI Franciscan’s Mission Control has had tremendous success managing capacity, transfers, patient placement and staffing, all in the middle of a pandemic.

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Tech partners unveil life science data platform

BY Jeff Rowe | January 19, 2021

Designed to work across many different types of biomedical information, stakeholders say Terra simplifies a range of processes so, among other outcomes, researchers can analyze and share data they have generated.

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Researchers: juries not inclined to jump to AI malpractice conclusions

BY Jeff Rowe | January 18, 2021

Despite the promise of AI to improve patient outcomes, legal scholars have previously cautioned that tort law may create a substantial legal barrier to physician acceptance of AI recommendations.

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FDA releases AI-based software action plan

BY Jeff Rowe | January 15, 2021

Via its participation in community efforts such as standards development and patient-focused programs, the FDA aims to support the transparency of and trust in AI/ML-based technologies.