Despite some skepticism about the usefulness of #AI in clinical medicine, there’s ample evidence to show that computer-assisted diagnosis in colonoscopy can save lives.
More in the latest Digital Health Frontier blog from @jhalamka and @plcerrato.
https://t.co/UYTGQTi8xR
Challenging the status quo in technology and medicine can take a heavy toll, but history has demonstrated that it often yields measurable benefits for both clinicians and patients.
Check out the latest blog from @jhalamka and @plcerrato.
https://t.co/un5VkP5bAD
Hospital-level #CareAtHome programs have many benefits, including protecting lower-acuity patients from risk of hospital-acquired infections and helping clinicians understand how patients maintain their care plans, explains @MichaelJManiaci.
https://t.co/B6hif2eQth
#Hypertension is one of the most common chronic conditions in the U.S. @khealth and @MayoPlatform are collaborating on an algorithm to individualize treatment.
https://t.co/ah95o71YV0
The costs of clinical trials are high, resulting in slow innovation & limiting the types of sites that can run clinical trials. Today at 2pm ET @jhalamka and @KentThielen join @DukeMargolis to discuss closing gaps in clinical trial evidence generation & improving patient care.
"We estimated that a single-payer universal healthcare system would have saved 212,000 lives in 2020 alone. We also calculated that US$105.6 billion of medical expenses associated with COVID-19 hospitalization could have been averted by a Medicare for All system."
@Alison_Galvani