- Fred Rahmanian, chief analytics and technology officer, Geneia
Excerpted from: Care Analytics News, Analytics Technology Edition, Volume 13 Number 11, November 2020, "It’s Time to Look Beyond EHR AI Capabilities and Move Towards True Prescriptive Clinical AI," by Jay Deady
1. Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) will
replace medical professionals
2. A.I. will provide as much empathy as a
real-life doctor-patient relationships can
3. A.I. will improve privacy-related issues
in healthcare
4. A.I. will create fully autonomous
surgical robots
5. A.I. will make medical decisions alone
6. A.I. will not have bias
7. A.I. will reason like humans do
Source: The Medical Futurist, October 22, 2020
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Health Data Privacy & Unintended Consequences Alice Leiter, Vice President and Senior Counsel of the eHealth Initiative, presents the Draft Consumer Privacy Framework for Health Data, a project undertaken in partnership with the Center for Democracy & Technology, as part of a deep-dive discussion about the risks and consequences of consumer privacy violations that can result from the commercial collection and use of data, as well as how to mitigate that risk to avoid negative outcomes. |
Becker's Hospital Review, November 5, 2020
HealthLeaders, November 2, 2020
KLAS blog, October 30, 2020
Health IT Analytics, October 28, 2020
Becker's Hospital Review, October 23, 2020
Health IT Pulse blog/TechTarget, October 23, 2020
Health IT Analytics, October 20, 2020
HIT Consultant, October 19, 2020
FierceHealthcare, October 19, 2020
Becker's Hospital Review, October 14, 2020
Journal of the Neurological Sciences, abstract only, October 31, 2020
CISA, FBI and HHS Joint Cybersecurity Advisory, October 28, 2020
Optum News Release, October 27, 2020
PR Newswire, October 27, 2020
Geneia News Release, October 27, 2020
The Journal of Infectious Diseases, abstract only, October 24, 2020
The University of Texas at Austin, October 20, 2020
- BHI Analysis Reveals Slight Drop in U.S. Breast Cancer Rates from 2016 to 2019
- Innovative Program Predicts and Prevents Adverse Drug Events
- It’s Time to Look Beyond EHR AI Capabilities and Move Towards True Prescriptive Clinical AI
- Appeals & Grievance Data is Critical in Identifying Changes to Enhance Member Satisfaction
- Industry News with Briefs Regarding Alliance Health and ZeOmega; Health Catalyst and MEAHCO, and JLL Partners and MedeAnalytics
- Opioid Model Identifies 80% of People Likely to Have Abuse Diagnosis or Overdose Event
- Confidence in Artificial Intelligence Increases as Health Industry Leaders Project Faster ROI
In the previous Care Interventions edition of Care Analytics News:
- Advancements in Wound Care Technology Help Providers Better Care for Diabetic Populations, by J. D. Tyler, MD
- Analysis of Epic EHR Data Indicates Racial Disparities in COVID-19 Prevalence
- Infographic: Metabolic Syndrome Prevalence
- COPD Program Decreases 30-Day Hospital Readmission, May Increase Mortality
- Factoid: COPD, Health Status & Chronic Conditions by Smoking Status
- Anthem Claims Data Analytics Identified Care Gap for Opioid Use Disorder Patients, Resulting In Improved Intervention Strategies
- Industry News, with briefs regarding Lumiata and FGC Health; Meadows Regional Medical Center and Agilium; and Novant Health and Jvion
- Study identifies geographic clusters of pregnant women who missed flu shots
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