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Finding 'needle in haystack' patient data with NLP
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Finding 'needle in haystack' patient data with NLP

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How can clinicians extract important information buried in patient charts? Dr. Tim O’Connell, cofounder and CEO of Emtelligent, talks about how NLP can quickly surface relevant data to guide treatment.

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