Clinical Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to significantly transform the healthcare industry by improving efficiency, diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes. However, to effectively utilize AI in high-stakes clinical settings, it is important to have a detailed, analytics-driven approach to measure performance and ascertain the overall value added to the organization. A lack of robust…
In the midst of increasing patient demand and workforce shortages in health systems, standardized protocols and procedures have never been more vital, particularly for patients with brain injuries. However, some protocols are more effective than others, resulting in inconsistent care for certain conditions.
One such condition is intracranial hemorrhage (ICH), a brain injury associated with high…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming a standard of care in healthcare, yet concerns about its regulation and governing principles persist. Clinical AI started as a solution to individual hospital challenges, but its range has since expanded, making a profound impact across the healthcare sector. Despite various regulatory bodies and organizations providing guidance, a singular…
A Pioneering User of Imaging AI Provides Guidance for Effective Implementation at Your Establishment
In a webinar titled "How it Started vs. How it's Going: AI Early Adopters Discuss how the Technology has Changed Practice," Axel Wismueller, MD, PhD, who is the Director of Artificial Intelligence in Radiology Laboratory, and also from the Department of Imaging Sciences and Department of Biomedical Engineering at University of Rochester Medical Center, shed…
Implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in a healthcare setting is not a solitary effort. It involves a collective contribution from team members who may form a "clinical coalition." Clinical Associate Professor Sarah Kramer underscores the integral elements that contribute to developing a robust coalition which supports the incorporation of AI.
Integrating AI into healthcare systems is…
"AI in 5" is a video series airing insights from Elad Walach, CEO of Aidoc, who takes viewers through an insightful exploration of different facets of clinical Artificial Intelligence (AI) within a time frame of five minutes or less. The aim of this series is to present the complexities of AI in a quick, easy-to-understand…
After two decades in healthcare technology, the author has seen numerous promising medtech initiatives fail. Given this, questions arise as to why artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare will be any different. At present, the field is undergoing a pivotal period, with the rapid adoption and implementation of healthcare AI aligning with mandatory data codification and…
In the latest episode of "Lessons from the Inside," Jeffrey Sturman, the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer of Memorial Healthcare System shares valuable insights on the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the healthcare sector. Focusing particularly on the maturation of AI in medical imaging, he discusses how the technology has substantially upgraded…
In a recent webinar entitled "How it Started vs. How it’s Going: AI Early Adopters Discuss how the Technology has Changed Practice," Dr. Ryan K. Lee, the Chair of the Department of Diagnostic Radiology at Einstein Healthcare Network - Jefferson Health, shared his insights on the topic of clinical AI reimbursement and funding. The central…
Jeffrey Sturman, the Senior VP and Chief Digital Officer at Memorial Healthcare System, recently shared insights from his experiences working with Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare delivery. His observations outline recommendations and future scenarios for hospital executives considering adopting AI into their own systems. These perspectives allow other leaders to garner mutual benefits and learn…