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2018
One of the most common business patterns of artificial intelligence we see in the field is “AI as Triage”. This is where AI is augmenting human…
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2018
Panel Abstract: Artificial Intelligence at the intersection of IoT – and how it will impact healthcare and life-sciences sectors. The IoT Community predict that by 2020,…
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2017
Discussion Theme: Identifying best practice demonstrations and most promising future opportunities Speakers: Moderator: Christopher Caen – Editor at Readwrite Panellists: Vishal Gupta – General Manager (Engineering,…
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2017
Session Abstract: Big data has been changing the world. IoT further accelerates the transformation in the healthcare industry. How Big Data and IoT are related? This…
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2017
Session Abstract: For the first time ever, VUEMED and Impinj will present on their pioneering partnership to bring RAIN RFID technology solutions to their healthcare clients.…
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2017
Session Abstract: It’s simple… we are always a couple of steps behind… but now… Technology has made the game even. Everything has a meaning now! I…
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2017
Session Abstract: Telehealth implementation is receiving increasing interest across all players in the healthcare industry. The post-ACA environment has introduced new strains on the capacity of…
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2017
Session Abstract: Health care providers are facing an onslaught of clinical data. Yet there’s a disconnect between increasing amounts of data and how providers do their…
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2017
Session Abstract: At the intersection of health care and technology, Cerner is leveraging new data points from connected and smart devices to improve health and care…
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2017
Session Abstract: The digital transformation in the health industry is happening today. The new patient engagement model for the future will be based on deep understanding…
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