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(Sponsored) When adopting AI, organizations must balance efficiency and cognitive burden
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(Sponsored) When adopting AI, organizations must balance efficiency and cognitive burden

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Healthcare AI often promises speed and simplicity but may also add to clinicians' workload. Sara Luisa Mintrone, Dedalus' chief marketing officer, says human-centered design can ensure that new tools don't overwhelm providers.

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(Sponsored) Closing Latin American hospitals' interoperability gap

Caroline Zago, healthcare informatics leader for Latin America at Philips, talks about how her company's products are helping to solve the region's need to aggregate healthcare data from multiple sources.

(Sponsored) Closing Latin American hospitals' interoperability gap
Caroline Zago, healthcare informatics leader for Latin America at Philips, talks about how her company's products are helping to solve the region's need to aggregate healthcare data from multiple sources.
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(Sponsored) Navigating barriers to data, AI adoption

Siloed data and integration issues are some common challenges in implementing emerging technologies, notes Tan Bin Ru, president of Enterprise Digital at ST Engineering.

(Sponsored) Navigating barriers to data, AI adoption
Siloed data and integration issues are some common challenges in implementing emerging technologies, notes Tan Bin Ru, president of Enterprise Digital at ST Engineering.
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(Sponsored) AI goes beyond imaging to address healthcare's toughest problems

GE Healthcare's Simon Rost says the company has built AI into imaging devices and care pathways and is now developing enterprise-wide AI for hospitals that will increase efficiency and surface insights across the patient journey.

(Sponsored) AI goes beyond imaging to address healthcare's toughest problems
GE Healthcare's Simon Rost says the company has built AI into imaging devices and care pathways and is now developing enterprise-wide AI for hospitals that will increase efficiency and surface insights across the patient journey.
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