GE HealthCare

AI can play a key role in reducing workforce strain, enhancing diagnostic precision and streamlining workflows for radiology teams. A recent GE HealthCare webinar revealed how leading departments now use AI technology to transform their operations.

Clinical innovation is essential to meet the challenges of ageing populations and shrinking workforces. This was the focus of a GE HealthCare session at HIMSS25 Europe, led by EMEA chief medical officer Prof Dr Mathias Goyen with a panel of experts.

Regional imaging networks aim to improve the accessibility and quality of diagnostic imaging services for both healthcare providers and patients. In this webinar, a panel of healthcare providers will share their experiences on the deployment of such networks across different regions and countries.

According to Simon Rost, GE Healthcare's chief strategy and marketing officer, the cloud's security, scalability and flexibility enable collaboration and innovation, including deployment of more AI tools such as ambient listening.

Join GE Healthcare’s Global Product Marketing Director, Pete Eggleston, and Frost & Sullivan’s Consulting Director of Healthcare and Life Sciences, Daniel Ruppar, as they discuss how cloud-based imaging can help healthcare organizations meet current needs and prepare for future challenges.

Adopting a cloud-based enterprise imaging strategy provides a single, secure source of truth for imaging data and makes it available to clinicians across the organization, whether on- or off-site.

Join us for an insightful AI round table featuring industry leaders from three prominent medical imaging organizations. Designed for medical imaging professionals including IT staff and radiologists, this session will delve into crucial considerations for adopting and deploying AI algorithms in healthcare settings.

Fragmented data is a barrier to improved cancer treatment goals.