As hospital executives, we're constantly seeking ways to improve patient care while managing costs. Artificial Intelligence promises to revolutionize healthcare delivery, but a critical question remains: Does AI truly deliver on its financial promises?
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Mayo Clinic Platform has started offering a Boston Children's Hospital workforce optimization spinoff as a qualified solution.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has received a $10 million gift to launch an artificial intelligence education program.
A Sept. 4 survey from healthcare data platform Arcadia revealed that 96% of healthcare technology leaders view the effective use of AI as crucial for gaining a competitive edge.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Advocate Health has co-led a $10.4 million funding round for a data imaging startup.
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Health systems continue to adopt artificial intelligence for clinical documentation, patient portal messages and utilization management. But what is the next evolution of healthcare AI?
Washington, D.C.-based Children's National Hospital is moving forward on five artificial intelligence projects.
Orlando (Fla.) Health has expanded virtual sitting to five hospitals a year after unveiling the program.
A health tech company backed by Cleveland Clinic has secured $45 million in series B equity financing.
Charleston, S.C.-based MUSC Health has a new AI agent named "Emily."