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• 3 Ways To Empower Health Equity With AI

  7/9/2019

  The World Health Organization’s priorities this year include health as a human right, universal health coverage, appropriate access to care, and high-quality care. These themes increasingly echo as part of international public discourse, especially in the United States where we continue to explore the most efficient and effective ways to take care of our communities.

• Applying Machine Learning To Live Data

  8/4/2017

  According to the OECD, U.S. healthcare devotes far more of its economy to health than any other country, yet the life expectancy of the American population is shorter than in other countries that spend less. The biggest areas of spending and concern are for coordination of care and preventing hospital admissions for people with chronic conditions such as heart disease. The combination of connected medical devices, streaming analytics, big data, and machine learning has become more powerful and less expensive than before, which could enable scalable chronic disease management with better care at lower costs.

• A Person-Centric Approach To Managed Care

  11/9/2017

  Putting data to work to ensure members receive behavioral healthcare when it’s needed most.

• NLP, AI, And Machine Learning: Complementary Technologies For Advancing Patient Care

  7/17/2017

  For the past few years, artificial intelligence (AI) — especially natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning — has been a hot topic in healthcare as vendors, researchers, and providers consider ways to leverage technology to transform medical research and clinical care. By Simon Beaulah, Senior Director of Healthcare, Linguamatics

• Using Bedside Labeling To Reduce Errors And Improve Efficiency

  12/9/2010

  This article explores the link between sample identification and patient safety, documents the benefits of bedside sample labeling, explains effective bedside labeling processes, and identifies the printer and label media features that are required to be successful. By Intermec, Inc.

• Case Study: Preventing Medical Identity Theft

  9/21/2009

  Medical identity theft is also a very dangerous issue. This type of theft can expose a person’s sensitive personal information which can then be used by fraudsters to get medical treatments, benefits, prescription drugs and generally defraud the medical system. By Shred It