Navigating the Complexities of AI in Healthcare
Claroty's Ty Greenalgh discusses the rapid integration of AI in healthcare, expressing concerns about its regulation in light of President Biden's recent executive order mandating safety standards.
Claroty's Ty Greenalgh discusses the rapid integration of AI in healthcare, expressing concerns about its regulation in light of President Biden's recent executive order mandating safety standards.
The healthcare AI guide reflects an effort from subject matter experts who collaborated under the observation of several federal agencies.
EchoNous, a provider of portable, AI-guided point-of-care ultrasound tools, has established an alliance with Samsung for imaging tech.
Claroty's Ty Greenalgh discusses the rapid integration of AI in healthcare, expressing concerns about its regulation in light of President Biden's recent executive order mandating safety standards.
The platform enables healthcare systems to deploy the clinical, workflow, analytics and AI tools that support the improvement of care.
Read MoreIn its comments, MITA asked the FDA to engage industry stakeholders and work collectively to clarify several principles discussed in the guidelines.
Read MoreThe new cloud-native radiology operating system workspace unifies existing radiology IT software applications, like AI, onto a single cloud-native platform.
Read MoreMedical artificial intelligence (AI) provider Lunit announces that the U.S. FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to its Lunit Insight MMG technology for breast cancer detection.
Read MoreGE Healthcare announces that it has received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance for an artificial intelligence algorithm to help clinicians assess endotracheal tube placements.
Read MoreIn the ICU of the future, a patient’s pain level will be captured through visual cues such as body movement and facial expressions. To make this a reality, a group of researchers are developing an intelligent ICU, an autonomous and highly detailed patient-monitoring system driven by artificial intelligence.
Read MoreAddenbrooke’s Hospital in England, along with 20 other hospitals from across the world and healthcare technology provider, NVIDIA, have used artificial intelligence to predict COVID-19 patients’ oxygen needs on a global scale.