Healthcare IT News October 24, 2024
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Health systems that embrace artificial intelligence tools can not only improve radiology operations and quality but patient follow-up as well, which can result in greater staff efficiencies, higher patient completion rates and better access and outcomes for patients.
A collaboration between East Alabama Medical Center, Inflo Health and the American College of Radiology Learning Network began using machine language models and advanced natural language processions to extract data from radiology reports to improve its follow-up with pulmonary patients while Stamford Health in Connecticut was able to extend additional radiological measures...