Healthcare IT News October 21, 2024
Adam Ang

The new investment will also promote the wider uptake of medical imaging AI by 2025.

The Singaporean Ministry of Health is investing SG$200 million ($150 million) over the next five years to further implement new AI technologies across the island-nation state’s health system.

This new infusion to the MOH Health Innovation Fund supports the development and testbedding of technological innovations, including AI, making a “centralised push to scale them up into system-wide, national projects,” the ministry said in a statement.

It includes a generative AI project that automates record updating, which will be rolled out across the public healthcare system before end-2025. The MOH said it is committing to promote the use of genAI tools to “automate repetitive and time-consuming...

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