AI: Healthcare’s New Superpower? »
Will radiologists be out of jobs in the next few years? Can artificial intelligence (AI) systems and devices replace doctors as diagnosticians? What are the ethical considerations? These were some of the key questions debated and discussed at the ‘AI in Healthcare’ conference organized by Insight Exchange Network at the Boston Harvard Club on January 18th and 19th.
BWH Looks To Solve Critical Challenges With Startup Partnerships »
Landman explained that the iHub is interested in collaborating with health care startups from PULSE@MassChallenge and elsewhere. He explained that one of iHub’s key missions is “to really accelerate the innovator’s ideals, and sometimes that involves matching with industry partners to accelerate idea formation.” For clinicians and staff within the hospital who have an idea that fulfills a clinical need, iHub provides a website where they can explain their idea and potentially be paired with external industry leaders.
2015 Brigham Hackathon Attracts Most Partners, Prizes, Participation To Date »
Winning teams built apps focusing either on cost-cutting measures in clinical practice or lightening physicians’ workloads by automating complex tasks
#NowTrending: This Week’s MedTech News »
This week in medtech: rate of EHR security breaches doubles, 10 years of data shows what makes a great entrepreneur, InciteHealth wins $50,000 award, and more.
Dr. Robert Jamison on Using Smartphones to Manage Chronic Pain »
PMC 320, a new app for chronic pain management from BWH, forecasts the future of smartphones in medicine
5 Key Questions About Wearables Answered »
Upcoming Events in Medical Innovation (June 14, 2015) »
What Brigham & Women’s Epic Implementation Can Teach Us About Interoperability »
Upcoming Events in Medical Innovation (June 7, 2015) »
