Artificial Intelligence
In May 1954, Roger Bannister did something the medical establishment had declared physiologically impossible: he ran a mile in under…
Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health plans to expand an ambient AI documentation tool to an additional 200 clinicians after a successful pilot. The health system began piloting the tool in July 2024 with 100 clinicians. “One of the asks that…
Seattle Children’s is set to launch an AI chatbot to help clinicians with treatment decisions. The pediatric health system partnered with Google to build the tool using its Gemini generative AI platform. Seattle Children’s has tested the solution with about…
Walnut Creek, Calif.-based John Muir Health has successfully increased adoption of an AI-driven documentation tool from Ambience Healthcare from 25% to 60%, Priti Patel, MD, the health system’s chief medical information officer, told Becker’s. John Muir Health selected Ambience Healthcare…
Fort Worth, Texas-based Cook Children’s Health Care System has gotten nurses comfortable with AI by involving them in the governance process and being transparent about its use. “Nurses are uncomfortable with the thought of AI because they don’t know what…
A Duke University Health System leader told Becker's that ambient AI is the most "impactful" technology in his three decades in healthcare.
Generative AI is integrating into healthcare at a rapid clip, and as people become more familiar with it in their personal lives, they're expecting it at work as well.
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care and Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital are experiencing promising early results from an ambient AI tool for nurses.
Every second counts in a hospital. Especially in Massachusetts, where hospital bed occupancy is near capacity and the risk of bed shortages is the second highest in the nation. Patients have grown accustomed to full emergency departments and anyone who…
Christine Schuster, RN, MBA, President & CEO of Emerson Health
A new study led by researchers at Virginia Tech has found "serious deficiencies" in machine learning models' ability to detect when a patient's condition is worsening.
Chicago-based Humboldt Park Health is implementing AI tools that are expected to save the hospital millions of dollars a year, an executive told Becker's.