Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has introduced a program to help other health systems adopt AI.
Mayo Clinic Platform_Insights provides a “guided, affordable path” for healthcare organizations of all sizes to keep up with advances in the technology, the health system said.
“Digital solutions and artificial intelligence have enormous potential to transform healthcare but there are barriers to widespread adoption,” stated Maneesh Goyal, COO of Mayo Clinic Platform, the health system’s digital innovation arm, in a Nov. 3 news release. “When organizations partner with us, they gain access to proven clinical and administrative solutions and the technical framework to integrate them seamlessly.”
Mayo Clinic Platform trains and validates its solutions on a 26 petabyte dataset, including over 6 billion medical images, 3 billion lab tests and 1.6 billion clinical notes.
