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#DMEA post series (2/3) on the topic of „Interdisciplinary Teams in Healthcare AI" due to this weeks #DMEA conference. Yesterday, we explored some challenges; today, let's focus on enablers! 🔍   🎓 Cross-Disciplinary Education: Bridging the gap between healthcare and technical expertise through specialized educational programs. 💻 Collaborative Platforms: Utilizing technology to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among different disciplines. ✏️ Ethical AI Frameworks: Establishing guidelines to ensure ethical development and deployment of AI in healthcare. 🗣 Patient Involvement: Engaging patients in the development process to create user-centric solutions. 📝 Policy Advocacy: Advocating for supportive policies that encourage interdisciplinary collaboration in AI healthcare initiatives. 💡 Innovation Ecosystems: Cultivating environments that nurture experimentation and innovation within regulated frameworks. 💬 Join the conversation! Share your thoughts in the comments below and don't forget to request our whitepaper on this topic by commenting "whitepaper." We'd love to hear your thoughts on this! #HealthcareAI #InterdisciplinaryTeams #Innovation #AIinHealthcare #DMEAConference

⚖️How to create an ecosystem where NO patient would be left behind? 💬This is the question that Alexandra Heumber Perry, Michelle Mitchell OBE and Jean-Christophe Tellier tried to address by giving their own perspective during an epic round table at ChangeNOW dedicated to Health for All. 🤔3 thoughts that I would keep from their talks: 1) Engage as much stakedolders as possible toward the same objectives along the value chain, the network, the ecosystem, or whatever how we call it and beyond healthcare players 2) Connect the dots between climate change and environnemental issues with healthcare stakes, considering health as an investment and not only as a cost 3) Leverage wisely and ethically on new technologies, and as the whole world is going crazy about it - AI and especially GenAI is currently changing our ways of providing care 🎬Let's see HOW to turn these thoughts into concrete actions, as Kare Williams said during the previous keynote, "Small actions done repeatedly drive change". 🧠Regarding AI, we are not only talking about accelerating drug development or personalizing medicine - it is also doing better and more for patients: how much time do GPs look at their screen during consultation rather than their patients? HCPs do need to enter data and write digitally their medical report, but AI tools may support them to spend more time looking at their patients. Thanks to our partner UCB France for sharing with Future4Care the opportunity to attend such outstanding summit in Paris. #healthequity #digitalhealth #changenow

Real-world implementation of machine learning can help augment medical affairs and clinical development operations today. Please click on the link below to learn more about our specific use case of how we performed a physician segmentation to help identify new clinical trial sites in a compressed timeframe. #SyneosHealth #medicalaffairs #MSL #AI #machinelearning #innovation #clinicaltrials

As already announced in yesterday's post, we're diving into the topic of „Interdisciplinary Teams in Healthcare AI" due to this weeks #DMEA conference. Yesterday, we explored some challenges; today, let's focus on enablers! 🔍 🎓 Cross-Disciplinary Education: Bridging the gap between healthcare and technical expertise through specialized educational programs. 💻 Collaborative Platforms: Utilizing technology to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among different disciplines. ✏️ Ethical AI Frameworks: Establishing guidelines to ensure ethical development and deployment of AI in healthcare. 🗣 Patient Involvement: Engaging patients in the development process to create user-centric solutions. 📝 Policy Advocacy: Advocating for supportive policies that encourage interdisciplinary collaboration in AI healthcare initiatives. 💡 Innovation Ecosystems: Cultivating environments that nurture experimentation and innovation within regulated frameworks. 💬 Join the conversation! Share your thoughts in the comments below and don't forget to request our whitepaper on this topic by commenting "whitepaper." We'd love to hear your thoughts on this! #HealthcareAI #InterdisciplinaryTeams #Innovation #AIinHealthcare #DMEAConference

Thank you to Chairman of the US Senate #Committee on Finance, Senator Ron Wyden for bringing together senators and Clinical AI Healthcare thought leaders: Peter Shen, Siemens Healthineers Mark Sendak, Health AI Partnership Michelle Mello, JD, PhD, Standford ZIAD OBERMEYER, University of California Katherine Baicker, University of Chicago We highly recommend those in our network to listen to the hearing and download the prepared written statements. It was an important discussion about the needs of healthcare AI innovators and role government can play to support the appropriate use and adoption of AI in the clinic. We've highlighted some of the key statements from the 2.5-hour committee hearing: ➡ appropriate regulation and transparency around AI ➡ support lower-resourced health systems AI adoption ➡ the need for HCOs local AI Governance ➡ CMS consistency for regulated Clinical AI ➡ the need to drive, incentivize & ensure health equity #healthcare #ussenate #clinicalAI #aiinhealthcare #aiadoption #AImonitoring #healthcareai #healthequity

In anticipation of World Health Day, we at SOPHiA GENETICS celebrate the power of collaboration in healthcare. Our global network of institutions transcends borders, building connections and shared knowledge in the pursuit of health equity. 💡 Did you know? Healthcare data is estimated to grow at a compound rate of 36% annually, reaching immense global size by 2025*. This underscores the incredible potential of harnessing and analyzing such data for life-saving breakthroughs. Our interconnected platform with multiple modalities empowers medical professionals worldwide with cutting-edge AI technology. This leads to faster treatment decisions and, ultimately, improved patient outcomes. 🌎 At SOPHiA GENETICS, we believe in the power of #AIforGood and are committed to empowering healthcare institutions globally. By connecting healthcare providers of all sizes, we bridge the gap towards better patient care worldwide. #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #AIinHealthcare #HealthEquity *https://loom.ly/avjhcTM

On December 14, leading health care providers and payers announced voluntary commitments on the safe, secure, and trustworthy use and purchase of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in health care. These voluntary commitments build on ongoing work by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the October 30th AI Executive Order, and earlier commitments that the White House received from 15 leading AI companies to develop models responsibly. Twenty-eight businesses signed the commitment, including Boston Children’s Hospital, CVS Health, Emory Healthcare, Geisinger, Houston Methodist, Mass General Brigham, Rush University System for Health, Tufts Medicine, and WellSpan Health. These organizations commit to notify users of largely AI-generated information, adhere to a risk management model, and pledge to investigate and use AI responsibly, including developing solutions that advance health equity and coordinate care. For more information, visit: https://lnkd.in/daMSHPu8

In the field of health care, every second counts. Which is why Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Helios, a division of Fresenius Medical Care, teamed up to tap into the magic of #GenAI to help medical practitioners spend less time on paperwork, and more on what really matters: patient care.    Starting with patient discharge letters, BCG fine-tuned two open-source large language models trained on 120,000 documents to develop a scalable proof of concept for health care professionals to quickly generate and review documentation with just the click of a button.    This is just the beginning in a very exciting road ahead for Helios, you can read the full story here: https://on.bcg.com/49dTo7C     David Wilhelm Andre Heeg, MD, PhD Gerd W. #BCGX #HealthCare #HealthTech #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #GenerativeAI 

This morning, I had the pleasure of speaking to and hosting Matt Hackenberg from IQVIA Canada for the #LongwoodsBreakfastSeries. As the Associate Product and Strategy Director, AI for Healthcare, he shared a wealth of his knowledge and expertise with everyone present at the University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management and our online audience. It was inspiring to see how other organizations are driving the same mission and values that AMS Healthcare and our community hold dear. Matt’s insights into how IQVIA has developed over a hundred predictive algorithms to bridge gaps in healthcare shows us that there is transformative potential for AI and machine learning. Yet, we still have many barriers to overcome. In today's event, we explored common challenges, such as proof of effectiveness, data privacy concerns, and workflow integration. Here are three takeaways: 1. Building trust in AI among health professionals is crucial, as patients will mirror their trust. 2. Collaboration and communication are essential for accelerating the adoption and effectiveness of AI in healthcare. 3. Even the most advanced AI solutions can fall short without proper implementation. Establishing robust implementation frameworks that prioritize stakeholder involvement is important. Thank you, Matt Hackenburg, Longwoods Publishing, and to everyone who joined us today!

🍲 Ever wondered what a potluck dinner and healthcare innovation have in common? Dr Jaideep Rayapudi, M.D. and I explored just that in a vibrant discussion! During our latest conversation, we dove into the essence of collaboration in the healthcare sector. Our consulting roles have shown us that just like a meal where everyone shares and enjoys different dishes, successful healthcare projects require each stakeholder to bring something valuable to the table. The challenge often lies in balancing and recognizing these contributions fairly. From startup founders to medical experts, understanding and valuing each participant's input is crucial. After all, every seat at the table, especially the patient's, deserves to be valued. But what happens when the balance of value is skewed? Whether it’s advisors feeling underappreciated or stakeholders not delivering, achieving a satisfactory outcome hinges on mutual respect and generosity. 🔗 A potluck or a project, bringing your best is just the beginning. The goal is to ensure everyone leaves the table satisfied. 👀 Stay tuned for Part 2 of our discussion for deeper insights into the complexities of healthcare innovation. 👥 Follow us Dr Avneesh Khare Jaideep Rayapudi, M.D. and reach out to discover how you can both contribute to and benefit from the dynamic field of Med AI.