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Medial EarlySign was pleased to be part of a team that delivered a poster presentation at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in June 2024. The research highlighted the development of a budget impact model based on the adoption of LungFlag™ (a validated clinical AI model) as an adjunct to existing screening guidelines for USPSTF-eligible patients. Using a hypothetical US health plan population of 1-million beneficiaries, there were 36,803 USPSTF-eligible persons for low-dose CT screening (LCS). Assuming 4,600 (12.5%) had already initiated LCS, that left 32,203 persons to be pre-screened by LungFlag, which was configured to select top 3% (990) for further assessment by LCS.  The use of Lung Flag on this population was estimated to prevent 22 additional NSCLC-related deaths, with a cost savings of $2.87 million over 5 years from a US commercial payer perspective. The poster provides additional details around total population size, screening eligibility, and more. In conjunction with researchers from Roche, Kaiser Permanente, and Genentech we are pleased to make this research available and support industry-wide efforts to demonstrate how AI models can have a truly beneficial impact on early detection of serious disease. We invite you to download the full Poster. https://lnkd.in/gQBMJkKH #earlydetection #clinicalAI

Budget impact model of LungFlag™, a predictive risk model for lung cancer screening

Budget impact model of LungFlag™, a predictive risk model for lung cancer screening

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