AI and Machine Learning are 2 popular buzzwords currently in Healthcare IT, as well as in IT for other industries. But one must use caution so that people don’t conclude too early that they have a complete understanding of AI and Machine Learning, as mentioned in the following article from Healthcare IT Outcomes caution the… Continue reading AI And Machine Learning In Healthcare IT – A Reality Check
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Machine Learning and AI in Healthcare
A lot of research and investment are involved in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. For healthcare space, it will make a lot sense to apply these kind of technologies as there is a constant shortage of healthcare professionals. But where can these technologies help in the patient journey, the following article from Health IT Outcomes… Continue reading Machine Learning and AI in Healthcare
Robots are now working in hospital and can replace the jobs of up to four people
Eight of the robots, called Noah, are working in a busy hospital, where they run errands for nurses This might be a way to ease the workload of nurses whose resources are always in high demand! Source: Robots are now working in hospital and can replace the jobs of up to four people – Mirror… Continue reading Robots are now working in hospital and can replace the jobs of up to four people
Four Reasons Healthcare Organizations Need To Simplify The Documentation Of The Clinician Diagnosis Process
Finding and selecting the right diagnosis code is critical to revenue cycle management, decision support and reporting. Thus it’s important for healthcare organization to streamline the process, but it is not without challenges with the following reasons: The number of clinical codes is increasing Unspecified codes can lead to inaccurate reimbursement Getting it right the… Continue reading Four Reasons Healthcare Organizations Need To Simplify The Documentation Of The Clinician Diagnosis Process
Your next medical advice might come from AI powered chabot
The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is partnering with babylon to provide an artificial intelligence chatbot that offers medical advice to patients. Source: NHS trials an AI-powered messaging app to offer medical advice from Neowin
Surgeons might use joystick and touchscreen for your future operations
British surgeons hail successful procedure to remove membrane 100th of a millimetre thick from retina. When the operation is beyond the physiological limit of what the human hand can operate on, robots can help. Source: Surgeons use robot to operate inside eye in world first | Technology | The Guardian
An Edible Battery for Your Ingestible Medical Devices
An edible battery might soon be available for your ingestible medical devices base on research from Carnegie Mellon University and Bettinger Research Group. See the article from Digital Trends: http://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/edible-battery/
How Fast Interoperability is Speeding Innovation in Healthcare
Healthcare leaders at Boston Children’s Hospital, DukeHealth, and Intermountain Health find that Fast Health Interoperability Resources aids in the flow of discrete data and clinician workflow. FHIR might be easing the way to extract healthcare data from the eHR Systems which might create innovations in applications that provides more values to the clinical workflow. See the… Continue reading How Fast Interoperability is Speeding Innovation in Healthcare
Virtual Reality Technology Let’s Doctor Examine Inside Your Body At Any Angle
Think of EchoPixel’s tech like InnerSpace but instead of actually minimizing scientists and shooting them into your body to find disease, the medical imaging.. EchoPixel using VR technology and 3D glasses, allows doctors to examine a patient from any angle. This will help doctors to get around the limitation of 2D CT scans and find out… Continue reading Virtual Reality Technology Let’s Doctor Examine Inside Your Body At Any Angle
Will Human Assist Robots in Surgery One Day?
Will human assist robots in surgery one day? It just might. A team of scientists with the Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, DC has created a robot capable of performing surgery on soft tissue better than human. See the following article from cnet: This robot is better at soft-tissue surgery than a human