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Deploying AI to understand at-risk population care needs
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Deploying AI to understand at-risk population care needs

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Pravin Pant, VP of advanced analytics, and Michael Gould, associate VP of interoperability strategy, both at ZeOmega, talk about how the company uses AI to identify vulnerable patient populations and suggest ways to improve their health outcomes.

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