Imaging

Hackensack Meridian Health and Color are using Google's artificial intelligence tools to speed up patient access and improve care. Also, Catalyst is using the cloud service to automate patient consent for clinical trials through EHRs via the HL7 FHIR data exchange standard.

This first national collaboration will develop a localised neuroprognostication tool and adopt FHIR standards.

Leader John Lee has announced cross-border data sharing, faster drug approvals, AI cancer screening, a new regulatory centre, and expanded telehealth.

The company, which offers interventional imaging services to providers nationwide, uses hosted tools to gain efficiencies and keep pace with growth. It's on pace to read more than 2 million studies in 2025 and expects to double that number next year.

Also, Macquarie University Health has gone live with an AI platform to automate and streamline patient record management.

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.

Also, healthcare workforce licensing has gone online in Indonesia.

The deep learning-based model was trained on data collected from nearly 15,000 patients.

Te Whatu Ora sees up to $20 million in long-term societal savings from implementing the AI.

The private Indonesian healthcare provider is preparing to launch AI in radiology, says IT Director Wildan A. Djohany.