Published in JAMA Network Open , a collaborative team of researchers from the University of Minnesota Medical School, Stanford University, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the University of Virginia studied how well doctors used GPT-4 — an artificial intelligence (AI) large language model system — for diagnosing patients. The study was conducted with 50
While AI can offer immense potential to improve patient outcomes and streamline medical processes, system flaws can pose risks to ethics, security and data accuracy. Dr Gao Yujia, assistant group CTO of the National University Health System, urged caution in AI implementation in healthcare in the keynote session, “Unveiling the Dark Side of AI,” at
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Doctor John Dunning in Laboratory Bettmann Archive Hospitals and health systems are grappling with shrinking margins, workforce shortages, and rising patient expectations, which makes the balance between quality care and value-based models increasingly challenging. While AI is often seen as a quick fix, healthcare CIOs must urgently address foundational gaps in cybersecurity, operations, and the
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AI may be optimally applied in healthcare settings without overstepping human boundaries. “When it comes to AI, I still apply principles of the physician’s Hippocratic Oath but repurposed – AI shall do no harm, we will maintain equity and confidentiality, and above all, a human must be kept in the loop,” shared Dr Shankar Sridharan
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Organisational readiness, prevailing regulations, and user understanding are some factors that impact the success of AI deployment in health systems. During the HIMSS24 APAC panel session, “AI Horizons: Exploring the Future of Innovations,” Professor In-Young Choi, vice CIO of Catholic Medical Centre (CMC), Dr Shankar Sridharan, chief clinical information officer at Great Ormond Street Hospital
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The accountable care organization has achieved a 10% improvement in quality gap closure, a key measure of network performance that will deliver $1 million in potential incentive payments…
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