One misconception is that machine intelligence will replace human clinicians; AI and ML, in fact, will actually make the field a more attractive career choice for physicians and radiologists, says CHOC Children's CIO Anthony Chang, MD.
StethoMe's use of AI helped its smart stethoscope win the EC2VC pitch competition, says CEO and co-founder Wojciech Radomski, who discusses why AI is crucial in an era where more and more digital health devices are found in the home.
Thryve CEO and co-founder Friedrich Lämmel talks about his company’s EC2VC-winning solution that provides health-related data from smartphones and other digital devices, as well as the future of digital health startups.
When members of teams have social sensitivity, they become much more efficient and that improves the patient experience a lot, says Fortune Magazine Senior Editor at Large Geoff Colvin.
Medicalchain is using distributed ledger technology to enable patients to find all their medical data in one place, says SVP of Operations Wael Alkhalidi.
Awareness, access and trust are focuses of the Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Application, an accredited reviewing engine that processes app reviews, says CEO Liz Ashall-Payne.
Technology can help extend patient connections to care teams outside the walls of healthcare, says Carium Chief Transformation Officer Lygeia Ricciardi.
Vocera Senior Clinical Executive Steven Matarelli says Smartbadge provides secure texting and the ability to add context so providers can have informed conversations.
The Boston Machine Learning & AI for Healthcare event focuses on helping healthcare organizations harness the power of AI and machine learning.
WAMBI CEO Rebecca Metter says looking at the clinician and patient experience through the same lens can impact both simultaneously and strengthen bonds between caregivers and patients.
