Investors Bulletin: A.I. in Healthcare
by Robert James Horne & Margaret Wherenberg
“Margaret Gets the News” Copyright FHL 2024
Recent Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare News
AI in 2024: Welcome to the ‘New Normal’ in Healthcare:
In the past year, AI has made significant strides in healthcare, promising to transform healthcare delivery. Policymakers and healthcare organizations are becoming more sophisticated in their understanding and use of AI. Here are three trends to watch:
Meaningful Use of AI: Regulators are incentivizing the use of AI solutions that provide a complete view of patient data, enhancing safety and quality of care.
Explainable AI: Responsible, transparent AI systems are gaining prominence, addressing concerns about “black box” models.
Hippocratic AI Raises $53M for Healthcare Chatbots:
Hippocratic AI, a company specializing in safety-first AI language models for healthcare, secured $53 million in funding, valuing the company at $500 million. Their chatbots aim to improve patient interactions and streamline healthcare processes2.
AI Reshaping Health Care:
Experts believe we are on the cusp of an AI revolution in healthcare. From personalized treatments to improved diagnostics, AI is poised to reshape medicine significantly3.
Remember, AI’s impact on healthcare is multifaceted, and its potential continues to grow. Stay informed as new breakthroughs unfold!
Recent Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Articles:
Can AI enhance healthcare? Experts say yes. – The Badger Herald
The best investment opportunities in AI for health care right now (aol.com)
Meditech Expanse EHR integrates Nuance AI copilot | Healthcare IT News
Artificial intelligence will radically improve health care, but only if managed carefully | The Hill
China unveils ChatGPT-like medical chatbot service | Healthcare IT News
Microsoft and 16 health systems debut network for responsible AI | Healthcare IT News
Mayo Clinic Platform launches accelerator Solutions Studio | Healthcare IT News
AI enabling behavioral health innovation | Healthcare Finance News
Virtual agents, chatbots can improve care delivery, but trust is critical | MobiHealthNews
Healthcare industry chatbot firm Hippocratic AI raises $53M at $500M valuation - SiliconANGLE
Generative AI may enhance healthcare-associated infection surveillance (healthitanalytics.com)
Artificial Intelligence | Healthcare IT News
Artificial Intelligence and its impact on customer experience – Firstpost
Margaret’s Musings
Politics is a study in binary thinking. Our choices are Democrat or Republican and framed all too often as a fight between good and evil. Congressional Candidates all too often think their job is to fight for their voters as well.
Call me old-fashioned, but I want candidates who are qualified to represent other people in Congress. People willing to work toward common causes and disagree without fighting. People who understand that differences of opinion are not hateful. If these qualities were job requirements, party affiliation would be less important.
This campaign season, I am going to prioritize Congressional candidates that have the acumen to represent others. Only after will I consider party affiliation. Candidates who think their job is to fight for me will not secure my support. Disagreements are healthy. Fights often lead to misery.
Why am I sharing this? We need to ask for more from our elected leaders. Fighting other representatives shouldn’t be a job qualification. If enough people start voting for well-qualified candidates, we might not have so many fights in the halls of Congress.
March Madness kicks off at noon today. Play well this weekend my friends.