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The entry of large companies into the ecosystem will have an amazing effect on data sharing and ultimately how patient-centric care is delivered, says Mark Kramer, chief engineer for MITRE's Health Technology Center (HTC).
Journalist James Vlahos, contributor to Wired and other magazines, describes Dadbot – an invention that turned an oral history recorded with his terminally ill father into a conversational chatbot that offers a sort of “digital afterlife.”
The collaboration platform for common workflows is able to translate a wide variety of formats into FHIR data to be exported downstream, says Lonnie Rae Kurlander, co-founder and CEO of Medal.
Scott Musial, chief solutions officer at Aetion, describes how the company's technology can aggregate disparate datasets to assess the effectiveness of pharmaceuticals and enable easier FDA compliance.
AiME (Artificial Intelligence Mental Evaluation) asks evocative questions and analyzes facial expressions and voice inflection to assess the risk of depression, anxiety and addiction, says Textpert CEO and Founder Ray Christian.
Livongo CEO Zane Burke talks about how artificial intelligence can make care more personal from both the clinical and consumer perspective.
Andrew Rebhan, consultant at The Advisory Board, discusses new advances in artificial intelligence and other emerging tech for which hospitals should prepare: biopsychosocial IT, internet of things, 3D printing, augmented reality and more.
Dr. Michael Sanders, chief medical information officer at Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine, Florida, describes how clinicians there are using unsupervised learning algorithms to reduce costs and prevent medical errors.
Todd Schlesinger, VP of business development at Jvion, says AI has already moved beyond its status as a novel technology with exciting potential use cases, to one that is already helping solve real-world challenges and improving patient outcomes.
Dr. Vinay Vaidya, chief medical information officer at Phoenix Children's Hospital, describes how the health system is deploying analytics for its chronic disease management program, longitudinally tracking patients with an actionable dashboard.
Joseph Dorocak, manager of population health analytics at Cleveland Clinic, describes some of the staffing and process strategies the health system uses as it puts AI to work for two intertwined aims: better patient outcomes and financial return.
Machine learning is only a means to an end, helping organizations learn from data more quickly and intuitively, says Leonard D'Avolio, founder and CEO of Cyft.