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By Adam Ang | 05:05 am | September 19, 2022
It is gathering real-world evidence to inform treatment guidelines for severe asthma.
By Bill Siwicki | 11:25 am | September 15, 2022
Incorrect, outdated or incomplete utilization data may not accurately reflect the underlying health risks and needs of disadvantaged populations, according to new research from the Terry Group, which offers strategies to address the challenge.
By Andrea Fox | 11:18 am | September 15, 2022
A new analysis examines how artificial intelligence in medicine can impact clinical decisions and identifies the steps that could build more trust in machine learning models from doctors and patients.
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By Tammy Lovell | 02:43 am | September 09, 2022
When technology neglects the needs of nurses, it can cause more problems than solutions, says chief nursing informatics officer at Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust Kevin Percival.
By Andrea Fox | 11:06 am | September 08, 2022
The index uses machine learning-based similarity modeling and a data visualization tool to help compare and benchmark more than 2,000 acute care hospitals in the U.S.
By Andrea Fox | 05:56 pm | September 07, 2022
Researchers at IU and Regenstrief received a 5-year grant to develop a population-based surveillance system using state EHR data; they hope to support population health studies at the national level.
By Mike Miliard | 11:31 am | September 07, 2022
The precision medicine initiative will use real-world data from the Learning Health Network for clinical validation and refinement of cancer risk prediction models.
By Adam Ang | 02:10 am | September 07, 2022
Only three to four in 10 leaders are able to harness data and use AI and predictive analytics.
By Andrea Fox | 11:29 am | September 02, 2022
What do providers need to do better to protect against cyberattacks? A former healthcare CISO, now leading security strategies at Google Cloud, gives some advice.
By Andrea Fox | 10:20 am | September 01, 2022
Once validated, machine learning-based labor risk scores could be used in clinical practice to monitor labor in real time and improve maternal care, new Mayo Clinic research shows.