Chris Holm’s Post

AI in healthcare is not science fiction. It's happening NOW and it's leading to operational efficiencies and improved outcomes. If you haven't seen Robert Lookstein's presentation from #ISET2024, it's worth a watch.

Our 2024 incremental review update entitled «Generative AI in Medicine and Healthcare: Moving Beyond the ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’» is available at https://lnkd.in/epwhpfSa with a companion resource at https://lnkd.in/eG4DzsR6

1. A webinar on AI and patient roles, sponsored by NEJM AI, highlighted ambivalence towards genuine patient partnership. 2. The webinar's title suggested a focus on patient-centric care, but discussions revealed deeper issues. 3. Patient advocates shared insights on AI's role in promoting patient autonomy and shifting the doctor-patient relationship. 4. Hugo Campos emphasized that AI enables patients to access reliable information outside traditional healthcare systems. 5. Andrea Downing stressed the importance of involving patients in the design of AI solutions to improve care. 6. Non-patient panelists did not fully address the implications of patient empowerment through AI. 7. Questions posed to industry leaders about AI's impact on patient navigation and access revealed a clinician-focused perspective. 8. Trust and partnership between patients and healthcare professionals were identified as critical but lacking elements in the evolving healthcare landscape.

Automated CT-based AI tools reveal potentially important changes in body composition in patients with semaglutide use, not evident from anthropometric or other clinical measures. https://lnkd.in/ech6QG7m

The rapidly evolving field of healthcare is embracing novel digital solutions driven by machine learning and AI, impacting research, diagnostics, therapeutics, and patient care. The second annual symposium, "The New Wave of AI in Healthcare 2024," organized by the Windreich Department of Artificial Intelligence and Human Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in collaboration with the Academy, will showcase the latest advancements. Featuring keynote lectures, poster presentations, and networking opportunities, the symposium invites registrations and abstract submissions until March 5, 2024, offering a platform for dynamic engagement at the forefront of AI-driven healthcare research. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g_HCcYXi #health  #healthai  #healthcare  #ai  #artificialintelligence  #healthnews  #ModerndoctorAI  #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #MedTech #HealthTech #AIHealthcare #HealthIT #HealthTechNews #AIandHealthcare

Don't miss our 6th Edition Healthcare Burnout Symposium in San Diego May 2-4, 2024. Harvey Castro, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Medical Intelligence Ops will lead a session entitled Beyond Boundaries: The Future of Generative AI in Transforming Healthcare. As we stand on the brink of a new era, generative AI technologies are poised to redefine what is possible in patient care, diagnostics, and treatment innovation. Learn more about the full roster of speakers and agenda today! https://lnkd.in/g6vVvtit #physicianburnout #nurseburnout #physicianwellbeing #physicianwellness #nursewellness

Medical establishment need to accelerate its acknowledgement of the new player in the clinician-patient relationship: AI. Patients cannot and are not waiting. @nytimes https://lnkd.in/e5VYtsTX particularly in the context of dramatic failures of frontline healthcare in the US https://lnkd.in/ey7cpiBQ, UK https://lnkd.in/ePfcXgUT

Dive into the world of precision medicine with KPMG Connections! Join Alasdair Milton, PhD, as he explores the complexities and opportunities of individualized healthcare in our documentary. Discover how AI and precision medicine converge for better outcomes. Watch now! #KPMG https://bit.ly/4dS3Rt2

Given so much hype around AI, how do humans maximize patient safety benefits and determine signal vs noise? Today in JAMA Internal Medicine, we propose five pragmatic use cases to help advance science, policy, and practice initiatives at the intersection of AI and patient safety. These include: 1- Creating widespread interoperability 2- Measuring patient safety 3- Analyzing large multi-center databases for signals 4- Predicting adverse events proactively 5- Developing and Evaluating Generative AI Twenty-five years after the report “To Err is Human,” only marginal improvements in patient safety have been realized but there is recent momentum. Because maximizing the impact on safety using AI is a shared responsibility, we assign responsibilities for ensuring next steps. With Dean Sittig and David Classen Link https://lnkd.in/gTibVwqB

Dive into the world of precision medicine with KPMG Connections! Join Alasdair Milton, PhD , as he explores the complexities and opportunities of individualized healthcare in our documentary. Discover how AI and precision medicine converge for better outcomes. Watch now! #KPMG https://bit.ly/4dS3Rt2