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Artificial intelligence: genAI, clinician shortages and AI fearmongering
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Artificial intelligence: genAI, clinician shortages and AI fearmongering

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Greg Miller, vice president of business development at Carta Healthcare, talks about the next year in AI and genAI, the massive shortage of clinicians and how AI can and must help, and what he views as fearmongering detrimental to AI's future.

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Collaboration can turn great concepts into healthcare innovations

Dr. Diana van Stijn, Lapsi Health CMO, says digital health companies should work with healthcare professionals, patients and each other to develop new tools that are both usable and marketable.

Collaboration can turn great concepts into healthcare innovations
Dr. Diana van Stijn, Lapsi Health CMO, says digital health companies should work with healthcare professionals, patients and each other to develop new tools that are both usable and marketable.
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Testing events allow European digital health companies to explore use cases

Alexander Berler of IHE Catalyst explains how the organization educates vendors about the eHealth European Interoperability Framework and helps them test their products for different patient scenarios.

Testing events allow European digital health companies to explore use cases
Alexander Berler of IHE Catalyst explains how the organization educates vendors about the eHealth European Interoperability Framework and helps them test their products for different patient scenarios.
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AI-assisted radiology may save lives by finding cancers earlier

According to Dr. Gerald Lip of the UK's NHS Grampian, AI technology reduces radiologists' workloads by 30% and can help improve patient outcomes by detecting small tumors that experienced human readers might not see.

AI-assisted radiology may save lives by finding cancers earlier
According to Dr. Gerald Lip of the UK's NHS Grampian, AI technology reduces radiologists' workloads by 30% and can help improve patient outcomes by detecting small tumors that experienced human readers might not see.
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