Salt Lake City-based University of Utah Health researchers are helping to “reimagine” the EHR with AI and machine learning.
The bioinformacists are using the advanced technology to create EHR-based tools that assist physicians with diagnosing and treating disease, according to a Feb. 25 news release.
The Reimagine EHR project, supported by corporate partnerships and about $35 million in federal grants, has developed eight applications so far. They include Decision Precision+, a lung cancer risk aid now live at University of Utah Health, and Garde, a familial cancer risk tool deployed at University of Utah Health and New York City-based NYU Langone Health.
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