Whole business models and strategies became outdated and entirely new approaches have replaced them.
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As with nearly every element of the healthcare world, applications of Artificial Intelligence and have been reshaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. Whole business models and strategies became outdated and entirely new approaches have replaced them.
Three industry leaders who compared notes on a recent HIMSS20 Digital presentation all agree:
They will also have an additional role in helping healthcare businesses recover financially while also identifying and serving those most in need when it has ended, the group said.
Their online conversation, Reactions from the Field: Artificial Intelligence | Machine Learning, centered on how
Keeping people away from disease hotspots is a priority during the pandemic and this has created a surge in the use of telehealth.
“The aim here is to keep patients safe at home if they can be at home,” said Aashima Gupta, Director of Global Healthcare Solutions at Google
Meanwhile, “as telehealth has exploded,
Helpful presentation of data is necessary for telehealth providers connecting with new patients or working to provide complicated care in a team setting. Too much information results in a bad session so
“You can’t just dump data,” said said Nassib Chamoun, CEO of Health Data Analytics Institute. “You have to make it legible and analyzable. Allow the clinician to rapidly focus on areas of concern.”
Durlach said
By reducing the administrative burden of paperwork, which studies show doctors do more per hour than they do seeing patients,
Additionally, helping patients help themselves can solve a lot of questions and pre-screen those who may need care the most.
Gupta noted that advances in conversational
“The heart underneath that is
Going forward, as many health systems begin to emerge from lockdown and assess the financial impact of these past few months,
“The economic impact is profound,” said Chamoun. “These businesses have a 2-3% margin. They’ve lost a lot of revenue. This is an existential threat to healthcare organizations around the country.” […]
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