Innovation

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has partnered with a 3D imaging startup to collaborate on artificial intelligence technology.

Patients are more comfortable with generative AI helping with a medical diagnosis than answering a phone call at their physician's office, Bain & Co. reported July 30.

Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Health System has selected Workday as its enterprise resource planning system as part of the university and health system's digital transformation efforts.

The healthcare industry is navigating the integration of AI with unique challenges and opportunities. Unlike other sectors, the stakes are exceptionally high, with successful AI implementation having the potential to improve patient outcomes and alleviate administrative burdens. 

Healthcare organizations are excited about generative AI, with more than two-thirds in the process of adopting the technology, but concerns remain, McKinsey & Co. reported.

Renton, Wash.-based Providence is expanding an artificial intelligence platform that creates medical necessity scores to predict the level of care patients will need to 28 hospitals.

Health systems continue to look to Big Tech to help with their digital transformations and artificial intelligence projects. Here are seven partnerships Becker's reported on in the past month.

More than 70% of healthcare organizations either have already adopted or plan to implement generative AI, McKinsey & Co. reported July 25.

New Orleans-based Ochsner Health's venture capital arm, Ochsner Ventures, is launching a $10 million innovation fund aimed at investing in early-stage and health-related companies based in Louisiana.

Mayo Clinic and Northwell Health are investing in a robotics startup that the health systems' leaders say can "radically change" the industry.