Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending December 26
Leading up to the holidays, the news this week is dominated by collaborations focusing on real-time solutions related to intelligence edge and automated …
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.
Veterans Affairs Invests Big in Artificial Intelligence
Veterans Affairs AI initiatives aim to deliver proactive healthcare, reduce backlogs, and increase the agency’s
Real-time Location Systems Booming in Healthcare
Real-time location systems provide the supervisory tools administrators and healthcare workers need to ensure fast, efficient
Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending November 28
In the news this week: A bevy of partnerships to bring artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to medical applications, and
New AI Algorithm Could Detect COVID From Your Cough
The aim of the AI algorithm is to separate healthy patients from ill but asymptomatic ones based on coughing tone, feeling, and other
Researchers Teach AI to Recognize Neurons
Researchers hope to create a proper training database to allow AI to take over neuron identification by using topological data
How the VSignals Program Is Transforming Veteran Care
The hope is that with this new NLP-based system, veterans will be more likely to receive the care they need in a timely
Health Care’s Intelligent Transformation Continues to Disrupt the Industry
AI-enabled EHR solutions are solving operational issues and streamlining care coordination in ways that weren’t possible just a few years prior.
New Algorithms Could Transform Drug Trials by Predicting Side Effects
The algorithms have the potential to improve patient outcomes and reduce the need for new trials to reassess missed side effects during the first clinical …
The Impact of Data Management and Governance on Patient Care
The impact of clean, well-managed healthcare data on patient outcomes is more significant than you might