Health IT Analytics July 11, 2019
Emily Sokol, MPH

New artificial intelligence technology combines machine learning and EHR data to deliver personalized radiation treatment to cancer patients.

Artificial intelligence (AI) developed at the Cleveland Clinic uses machine learning to combine medical scans and electronic health records (EHR) generating personalized radiation therapy doses for cancer patients.

Traditional radiation therapy is delivered to patients uniformly. Dosing guidelines do not take specific information about a patient’s individual risk factors or tumor characteristics into consideration when recommending treatment. However, the Cleveland Clinic’s novel method marks a change towards a more personalized approach.

By using a patient’s medical imaging data and clinical risk factors, their model generates a unique radiation dose for each patient. This strategy can ultimately help minimize negative side effects for...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), EMR / EHR, Health System / Hospital, Patient / Consumer, Physician, Precision Medicine, Provider, Technology
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