Imaging

Clinicians look at diagnostic imaging
By Andrea Fox 10:08 am November 19, 2024
The goal is to give imaging providers a source for analytics on how their clinical artificial intelligence applications are operating over time. 
Radiologist examines X-ray
By Andrea Fox 07:10 am November 04, 2024
He has boasted about the accuracy of subscription-based Grok artificial intelligence for analyzing medical images, but physicians and researchers say the model's ability to diagnose medical conditions is limited, and privacy experts have concerns.
Oracle booth
By Andrea Fox 05:03 pm October 28, 2024
EHR customers could take part in the direct sharing of health information – including X-rays and MRIs – between providers, payers, government agencies and others under the TEFCA nationwide interoperability framework.
Woman reviews medical imaging on a desktop computer
By Andrea Fox 10:29 am October 28, 2024
A new partnership will provide access to more than 75 regulatory-approved artificial intelligence solutions within a single platform and speed up the development of the health system's AI-accelerated learning initiatives, say its leaders.
An emergency patient on a stretcher being carried to an ambulance
By Adam Ang 10:38 am October 25, 2024
Also, Bangkok Dusit Medical Services has partnered with Samsung Medison for medical imaging and AI.
Mammography machine ready to screen a patient
By Andrea Fox 10:54 am October 24, 2024
Also:  New studies find commercial artificial intelligence algorithms developed for breast cancer detection may identify women at high risk of future malignancy – up to six years ahead of occurrence.
A doctor checking a patient's record on a digital tablet
By Adam Ang 01:32 am October 21, 2024
The new investment will also promote the wider uptake of medical imaging AI by 2025.
Monief Eid, senior consultant for the Ministry of Health Saudi Arabia, at HIMSS24 APAC
By Adam Ang 02:43 am October 14, 2024
A senior consultant for the Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health has also emphasised incorporating governance from the outset.
Dr. Stephen Erickson of Jefferson Healthcare on POCUS
By Bill Siwicki 01:06 pm October 10, 2024
POCUS has proven itself a cost-effective diagnostic tool that enhances the physical exam, says one Jefferson Healthcare physician. Money is not wasted on excessive testing and patients avoid the hospital because their disease is recognized quickly.
A doctor checking a patient's record on a laptop computer
By Adam Ang 08:12 pm September 24, 2024
This comes as the government outlined a four-year national medical AI research and development roadmap.