HealthTech March 24, 2020
Predictive capabilities have great potential in medicine. Just as important: making the functions visible and relatable to patients.
The growing presence of artificial intelligence during the care delivery process continues to show potential for reduced physician burnout and more personalized treatment.
Progress is coming in many forms, including automated scan analyses, symptom-checking chatbots and extra help with medical coding and billing.
“At the end of the day, if we’re looking at how we can impact care and we want to do so in a way that’s going to be helpful,” said Ed Shaffer, healthcare and life sciences informatics director at Dell EMC, “then I think we’re in a state where we can’t continue to do things the way...
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