Here are five recent AI tools being adopted by hospitals and healthcare systems as reported by Becker’s.
- Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic inked a deal with Pramana, an artificial intelligence health tech company, to digitize 5 million of Mayo’s clinical pathology slides.
- Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine built its own artificial intelligence program that identified a daily average of 68 incidental findings among diagnostic images.
- Hartford (Conn.) Healthcare partnered with an AI cancer diagnostics company to detect and grade different types of breast cancers.
- WellSpan York (Pa.) Hospital implemented Aidoc’s AI technology, which analyzes patient images, to help notify radiologists of abnormal findings in diagnostic reports.
- UF Health developed an AI medical chatbot in collaboration with NVIDIA, that will be able to understand conversational language and medical terminology. It has yet to be released.
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