The tool works by synthesizing disparate data within the EHR and turning that into relevant and actionable insights that providers can review, according to a LinkedIn post from Shauna Overgaard, PhD, manager of AI at Mayo.
The tool uses natural language processing and applies it to the EHR’s clinical notes. The tool then predicts asthma exacerbation.
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