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Virtual AI agent Anna offers consumers a safe space to ask questions and make payments, says Dugan Winkie, head of Commercial Strategy at Cedar.

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Emerging advancements in radiology AI

The next wave of artificial intelligence for radiology combines silos of information and uses "visual intelligence" to answer challenging imaging questions that can improve treatment decisions, explains Dr. Chirag Parghi, CMO of DeepLook Medical.

Emerging advancements in radiology AI
The next wave of artificial intelligence for radiology combines silos of information and uses "visual intelligence" to answer challenging imaging questions that can improve treatment decisions, explains Dr. Chirag Parghi, CMO of DeepLook Medical.
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Using ambient documentation to track disease spread

With ongoing Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Ian Shakil, chief strategy officer at Commure, discusses the potential role of ambient AI documentation in infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response.

Using ambient documentation to track disease spread
With ongoing Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Ian Shakil, chief strategy officer at Commure, discusses the potential role of ambient AI documentation in infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response.
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AI is improving the recognition of a hospital-acquired condition

A randomized trial using AI is tripling the accuracy of detecting hospital-acquired delirium, a condition that can be fatal, says Dr. Fahad Razak, Canada research chair in healthcare data and analytics at the University of Toronto.

AI is improving the recognition of a hospital-acquired condition
A randomized trial using AI is tripling the accuracy of detecting hospital-acquired delirium, a condition that can be fatal, says Dr. Fahad Razak, Canada research chair in healthcare data and analytics at the University of Toronto.
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