The Future of Healthcare AI: An Industry Perspective
As the year draws to a close it’s a perfect time to reflect on the past and to look to the future. 2022 saw significant growth in the healthcare AI space across many therapeutic and administrative areas. We saw AI used in a variety of ways to both improve patient care and address clinician burnout. Most significantly, AI was implemented to improve cancer screening, as a second read for imaging diagnostics and to help with staffing and scheduling issues. So where do we go from here? This week’s Domain Knowledge looks to the future of healthcare AI, from an industry perspective.
AI experts are looking at 2022 AI trends to predict what’s coming in 2023. VentureBeat spoke to several industry leaders to get an understanding of where healthcare AI is heading. Here’s what they had to say: 6 healthcare AI predictions for 2023
Dr. Joe Marks tells us It doesn’t take a leap of imagination to connect artificial intelligence with its proper role in healthcare. In the article 5 Healthcare AI Trends to Watch in 2023 he highlights improved diagnostics and precision medicine as two areas AI will be used to improve patient care and outcomes.
Forbes Technology Council member Muddu Sudhakar shared his perspective in From Apprehension To Enthusiasm: Expectations For AI In 2023. While not specifically healthcare focused, he highlights challenges and areas to watch that are applicable to any industry using AI.
Outside of the United States, healthcare AI is also a focus. Dr. Azad Moopen tells us healthcare providers are planning to invest in technologies including digital health, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, as well as tools to support clinical staff and caregivers. Dr. Moopen shares his thoughts in the article Outlook 2023: New digital tools will continue to shape the future of care delivery methods in healthcare.
That’s a wrap for this week’s review of news and happenings in the healthcare AI space. In closing, I’ll leave you with an invitation to learn more about the benefits of using an AI Hub to manage multiple applications across your clinical needs and offer you a personal demo of Ferrum’s platform and growing AI catalog.
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Kathleen Poulos
Kathleen is a registered nurse with a digital marketing background, a love for using technology to solve healthcare challenges and a passion for improving patient care.