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Join us on April 30, for an insightful discussion on the role of AI in public health. Our panel of experts will explore the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating AI technologies into healthcare systems. #HarvardChanStudio Register: https://lnkd.in/e7snPWwu

A new Wolters Kluwer Health survey¹ released today finds that 40% of U.S. physicians are ready to use generative AI (GenAI) this year when interacting with patients at the point-of-care. The findings reflect a rapid acceptance of the new technology more broadly, with 68% saying they have changed their views over the last year, and are now more likely to think that GenAI would be beneficial to healthcare. Read more on our website: https://ow.ly/B93l50RhcqS #WoltersKluwer #expertsolutions #GenAI #healthcare

Did I just condense a Health AI webinar into a 7 minute clip? You be the judge. These are some of the highlights from our Challenges in Adopting AI into Clinical Workflows webinar. Many thanks to Ekanjali Dhillon, Eduard Dolynskyi, Anna Shahinyan, Andrew Harrison and Tanya Chib for sharing their expertise. Replay link in the comments. And while you're here why not register for our next webinar on Tuesday: Building Trust in Health AI: A Multidisciplinary Approach (also in the comments).

Three areas of promise for integrating generative AI into public health - https://hubs.ly/Q02DYNS80

Learn about Coalition for Health AI (CHAI), its mission, the work of its five work groups and how those in the HL7 community can be a part of it in this free webinar next Friday, July 19 at 2pm ET. Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q02G10j00

A recent article in Northwestern University's Medill on the Hill highlights the potential of AI technology to improve health equity – so long as certain issues, such as undesirable bias, are addressed first. Digital Diagnostics’ founder, Michael D. Abramoff, MD, PhD, is well aware of concerns regarding the equity of healthcare AI. He co-authored a paper showing that undesirable bias can be addressed, and AI can be used to improve health inequity. “We have to get it right from the start and what we show is that this is entirely feasible,” Dr. Abramoff said. Check out the Medill on the Hill article here: https://hubs.la/Q02pN-wK0 Click here to read Dr. Abramoff’s paper on addressing bias in AI for health equity: https://hubs.la/Q02pNX0_0 #DigitalDiagnostics #LumineticsCore #AI #Healthcare

Are you interested in learning more about how #healthcare orgs are adopting #genAI and overcoming key challenges like data management? Of course you are! Join me and EXL's Anita Mahon on October 15th as we discuss the results of a recent study on current GenAI plans, goals and challenges faced by over 150 healthcare leaders. ✔ Save your spot now! Register here: https://lnkd.in/emaRurby #forrester #healthinsurers #healthcareproviders #ai

In a Wolters Kluwer survey, when physicians were asked if they believe patients would be concerned about the use of #genAI in a diagnosis, only one out of five physicians said yes. But when they were asked directly, four out of five Americans said they would be concerned. That’s a considerable gap in readiness that the industry should acknowledge. It corresponds with ZS’s #FutureofHealth data that found among the general public, roughly 6 in 10 respondents (outside of China) distrust AI.  https://lnkd.in/ehFw-JPD

Health executives must be strategic about what to do now, and what groundwork to lay for the future, to create value through AI

Forbes dives into the importance of natural intelligence in ensuring ethical AI practices in the global health sector. Learn more!