Intelligent Automation Improves Health Data and Patient Safety
Oleg Bess, MD
AI-driven technology can reduce duplicate patient records, overlays, and other patient identification issues
Electronic Health Records
New Tool Predicts Risk of Hospital Readmission for Children before Discharge
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
The tool boosts efforts to reduce likelihood of readmission
New Automated Screening Tool Could Mean Earlier Treatment for IPF
Weill Cornell Medicine
IPF is often fatal, typically because of late diagnosis
Deep Phenotyping with Natural Language Processing Can Improve Diagnostics
Calum Yacoubian, MD
Natural language processing, a form of AI, can help genetic specialists maximize their workloads
Utility of Electronic Health Records in Randomized Controlled Trials
Michelle Dotzert, PhD
Beyond interventions, EHRS may be used for recruitment and outcome assessment
Study Reveals Racial Disparities in Clinical Trial Recruitment
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Recruitment strategy that pairs use of electronic medical records with postal mailings shows cost-effectiveness and increased participation of under-represented groups
Combining Genetic Information with EMRs to Pinpoint Childhood Epilepsies
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Assessing clinical data across the lifespan identified the impact of genetic epilepsies on affected children's lives
Funding to Support Digital Therapeutics for Lung Cancer
My Personal Therapeutics
My Personal Therapeutics and Pentavere receive EUREKA Artificial Intelligence/Quantum Therapeutics Funding to support the development of My Personal Therapeutics’ digital therapeutics for Lung Cancer
Better Patient Identification Could Help Fight Coronavirus
Regenstrief Institute
Matching patient records from disparate sources is not only achievable, but fundamental to stem the tide of the current pandemic
Electronic Patient Record Provider PatientSource to Offer ‘Slimmed Down’ Version of Their Software in Response to Coronavirus Pandemic
PatientSource
Software can be installed and ready to go within as little as an hour, in a move to keep a ‘digital eye’ over the ever-increasing number of COVID-19 patients