The recordings of the conference AI for medicine and care are now available. Please join us to learn about real-world use cases where AI can support medical professionals already today.
Join the recording of the litigation about Mr. Merk, who is requesting a combined medical treatment with AI. His oncologists should make use of a specific clinical decision support system building upon artificial intelligence, whereas the hospital fears legal liability for the software system.
Will artificial intelligence be the enabler for better diagnoses and therapies in future?
Whether you a medical doctor or a citizens and want to know how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can support you in your daily routine: you are definitely right here. Learn more about it in the real-world use case oncology just published in the German article “Für bessere Diagnosen und Therapien: Wie Ärzte und KI in der Krebsbehandlung zusammenarbeiten”. It outlines very specific examples where medical professionals and patients either already benefit or will benefit in near future from the adoption of optimized software tools incorporating AI technology for better outcomes.
The slide deck of the 2019 Bio Data World Congress is now online available.
The slide deck of the 2019 Clinical Trials Conference is now online available.
The slide deck of the 2019 MedTech Summit is now online available.
We are happy to support the work of the Plattform Lernende Systeme. Together with subject-matter experts from medicine, oncology, and clinical sciences, we created a demonstrator for the 2018 National Digital Summit. Building on our Medical Knowledge Cockpit, we enhanced it by selected machine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms.
As a result, our demonstrator shows how an integrated medical assistant system supports physicians and clinicians in their daily work. Thus, latest medical knowledge is always at hand, interactive analysis of data from similar cases provide evidence-based insights, and adherence to latest clinical guidelines are supported.
Vermutlich – vorausgesetzt, wir füttern sie mit den passenden Algorithmen und Daten. Denn sie kombinieren das Wissen von vielen Ärzten. Die Mediziner von morgen werden nicht mehr allein entscheiden müssen, sondern erhalten Unterstützung. So wird es eine Vernetzung zwischen vielen Disziplinen geben, etwa mit Computerexperten, Statistikern und Genetikern.
Continue reading (German version only) in the release of Freie Presse or Sächsische Zeitung.
