Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending March 14
In the news this week: not surprisingly several announcements about using AI in healthcare, plus multiple offerings that use AI with IoT systems.
Topic: Healthcare
How the healthcare industry uses real-time analytics, including to monitor patients, save lives, and enable staff location-management in medical facilities. Predictive medicine applications are also explored.
Unlocking the Potential of Electronic Health Records with AI
Major EHRs are built on database architecture, which is almost thirty years old. When AI is integrated with the EHR records, it would help to unlock the …
Machine Learning Algorithms Help Couples Conceive
Eveline was developed based on the personal experience of Eveline co-founder and CTO Carson Chen and his wife.
CI Enables New Healthcare Diagnostic Capabilities
Continuous intelligence (CI) is enabling innovative approaches to healthcare, giving clinicians fast, more accurate diagnosis
Bluetooth Technology Gives In-Building Real-Time Analytics Apps Precise Location Data
With continuous advancement of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) radios and advanced machine learning techniques, there is an opportunity to realize better …
AI Providing Mental Health Guidance? Not So Fast, Say Psychiatrists
AI is unlikely to replace a human clinician anytime soon. However, it may help with synthesizing and collecting patient data.
At HCA Healthcare, Real-Time Data Saves Lives
Predictive analytics use R-T data, AI to combat sepsis, help prevent 8,000 deaths.
Why the Radiology Community is Eager to Embrace AI
While all areas of healthcare delivery could be impacted positively by AI, radiology may see the quickest improvement in patient outcomes with this
Manifest and HBI Team Up for Real-Time Predictive Analytics
The predictive analytics partnership will help identify high-risk patients for targeted
How to Control Disease Outbreaks with Real-Time Tracking
Thanks to mobile and real-time technologies, infectious diseases are being identified and managed in the critical earlier stages of outbreaks.