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🚀 The way medical professionals work has changed more profoundly than ever before. Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising hospitals, answering questions, and transforming healthcare delivery. I’ve spoken to many medical health professionals over the past 6 years, many of whom believed AI wouldn’t impact them. However, the evidence suggests otherwise. 💡 AI is already being used to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and increase efficiency in healthcare. 🌐 Radical leadership is now more important than ever in healthcare; it’s required to drive transformational change. 🔍 Health professionals must be upskilled to leverage AI. They need to become critical users of digital health tools, understanding the pros and cons. Check out this eye-opening article from ABC News in the comments to learn more about AI's transformative impact on healthcare. How do you see AI shaping the future of healthcare? #radicalleadership #radicalthinking #radicalculture #leadershipspeaker #leadershipdevelopment #bradtwynham

It’s an honor to be selected to be selected to be part of the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) Direct-to-Patient Working Group. I am looking forward to contributing my insights to create guidelines on how to build responsible AI for healthcare. CHAI received 1000s of applicants in the public-facing call for nominations. Selection to join this working group was based on a rigorous process that considered a variety of criteria to ensure a diverse and knowledgeable group. This working group is the first ‘sector-specific’ working group, which is launching simultaneously with Generative AI and Predictive AI technical groups, as the patient voice is paramount to CHAI’s mission. CHAI is a community of health systems, public and private organizations, academia, patient advocacy groups, and expert practitioners of AI and data science that came together to harmonize standards and reporting for health AI and educate end users on how to evaluate efficacy and safe integration of these technologies into health care settings before adoption. Members of the AI Working Groups play a crucial role in shaping the future of healthcare AI. #healthcare #AI

📢 Exciting News! SAS and the Maxwell Centre at the University of Cambridge have partnered to revolutionize healthcare through advanced analytics! 🚀 Our collaboration is already making waves with the PITHIA project, using AI to enhance kidney transplant outcomes. By automating biopsy scoring, we aim to increase successful transplants and improve patient outcomes. 🌟 This partnership, led by Dr. Alex Samoshkin and supported by Prof. Gavin Pettigrew, highlights the powerful synergy between SAS and Cambridge. We are thrilled to establish the SAS Advanced Analytics Hub at the Maxwell Centre, paving the way for transformative healthcare innovations. 🏥💡 Dr. Aga Iwasiewicz-Wabnig emphasizes our commitment to societal good, starting with healthcare and expanding to sustainability and social equality. And as Roderick Crawford notes, this partnership leverages AI's transformational power across industries. 🌍🤝 Together, we’re set to drive groundbreaking advancements and solidify SAS's position as a leader in analytics. Stay tuned for more updates! 📈✨ #SASAnalytics #HealthcareInnovation #AI #UniversityOfCambridge #PartnershipForGood

Yesterdays conference on the priorities for an AI in Healthcare Strategy by The Health Foundation was pragmatic and enlightening. Summary below for all those interested. They suggested there were four main areas of healthcare that AI could revolutionise: - Science and Discovery - Medical Discovery - Service Transformation - Population Health So far, too much effort has gone on the first two, where as the opportunity to make a significant short term impact would be in service transformation and population health. They propose 6 key elements to an AI in healthcare strategy: 1: AI should be shaped by public, patients, and healthcare staff. - To prevent bias, co-creation is key - Need to gain patient trust in privacy and data quality 2: Focus on the right areas. - Target the areas where you can make the most immediate impact. Things like operations and admin - The innovation is being driven by industry and some of this is wide of the mark - The NHS needs to provide clearer demand signals so industry can deliver solutions that are relevant 3: Data and digital infrastructure. - Need a strategy for how we collect, manage and provide data for AIs to ingest and learn from - At the moment AI in healthcare is un-equitable and fragmented. National strategies need to achieve inter-operability and create the right infrastructure for this to happen 4: Testing and evaluation. - Conventional evaluation of effectiveness is not fit for purpose. It's too slow and doesn't account for algorithms that adapt post implementation. A new approach is needed - The NHS needs to continue the good work in delivering beta launches, and not be too centralising 5: Clear, concise regulatory regime. - Regulation needs to be dynamic and responsive to drive innovation 6: Workforce capabilities. - Never forget that without investing in great, knowledgable people none of the benefits of AI will be passed on to patients - We need to build the skills to use AI effectively and allow staff to specialise #ai #healthcareai #nhsaistrategy #healthcare #digitalhealth

Are you excited about AI's potential in healthcare? Let's talk reality vs. hype! As someone deeply entrenched in the field, I've observed a gap between the buzz surrounding AI and its integration into clinical workflows. Recent research, like the article "Artificial Intelligence Applications in Health Care Practice: Scoping Review," echoes this sentiment, highlighting the disconnect between conceptual promises and practical implementation. Despite the buzz, genuine AI-driven systems seem elusive, and disruptive changes remain scarce. Many AI-driven commercial systems flood the market, but their accessibility and realistic integration into existing clinical workflows remain uncertain. Let's explore how we can bridge this gap and realize AI's transformative potential together. I invite you to join the conversation, share your insights, and connect with me. Leave your thoughts in the comments below, and let's ignite a discussion that moves us toward actionable solutions. Together, we can shape the future of healthcare! 

Welcome to Rios Partners Anjali Kastorf! Anjali is a leader in #healthcare #innovation and has 15+ years of life sciences and healthcare experience across private and federal sector markets. She has worked with federal healthcare organizations to drive innovation across large integrated healthcare systems, improving patient care and experience. Anjali has expertise in scientific program and #PortfolioManagement, as well as managing the delivery of innovative solutions in the areas of Artificial Intelligence (#AI) and advanced analytics. #LifeSciences #ArtificialIntelligence

AI in healthcare - is it a miracle or mirage?? You decide! Join us for this free panel event on Thursday 19th September where we explore the role of AI in healthcare and across the community. #AI #healthcare #digitalhealth

📌Addressing Bureaucratic Bottlenecks in Healthcare: A Call for Streamlined Administrative Processes. 📰 The recent article about a Kingston, Ont. doctor facing bottlenecks due to provincial paperwork highlights a critical issue in our healthcare system. As professionals deeply involved in integrating AI solutions for healthcare, we believe it's time we address these administrative inefficiencies head-on. Delays in paperwork not only strain our healthcare providers but also impact patient care significantly. By leveraging AI, we can automate routine administrative tasks and ensure that our healthcare professionals spend more time on patient care rather than bureaucratic tasks. 🚩 At AlphaX AI, we're committed to developing AI-driven solutions that streamline these processes, enhancing overall healthcare efficiency. It's crucial for policymakers, healthcare administrators, and technology providers to collaborate and implement these advancements. 📢 The time to act is now. Let's prioritize the integration of AI and create a more efficient, patient-centric healthcare system. 🔗 Link to article: https://lnkd.in/gvWYbsqH #Healthcare #AI #HealthcareAI #AdministrativeEfficienc #PatientCare #AlphaXAI #healthcareAdministrators #AITechnology

How can we make healthcare more efficient and humane? 👀 AI has become our new normal, integrated into almost every aspect of our lives 🤖. So, it's not surprising that AI has big potential to revolutionize healthcare, which is currently overwhelmed by the growing needs of patients all over the world. How can that be done? 🤔 This was exactly what was discussed at this year's HealthComm Forum 🏥, which brought together leading global experts, medical professionals, pharmacists, healthcare managers, patients, and decision makers 🌍 to discuss how we can move forward and make our healthcare system more efficient. One of the participants was Nina Sesto, PhD, Director of Digital Health at Magdalena Clinic and AI4Health.Cro Coordinator for Healthcare. She discussed how the innovative assistant Magi is one example of the successful application of AI in healthcare. 💡 Furthermore, Jelena Curać, Assistant Director for Information Technology at HZZO, talked about why the AI4HealthCro hub is important if we want to make further strides in healthcare using artificial technology. #AI4HealthCro #HealthCommForum #AI #conference #EDIH #DigitalHealth