The Impact of AI in Transforming Healthcare Organizations

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The Impact of AI in Transforming
Healthcare Organizations
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The Impact of AI in Transforming Healthcare
Organizations
Today, on a day in January 2030, it is
very cold, and the flu disease is at its
peak. Similar to a decade ago, clinics and
doctors offices were overflowing with sick
people waiting to be seen and get treated today
the patients move easily through the systems to
get treated by the doctors.  So, whats the
difference now? With the immense pressure on
global healthcare systems and a lack of skilled
medical professionals to care for the rapidly
growing and ageing populations, and the
breakthroughs in powerful technology enablers
such as data science and Artificial Intelligence,
connected care has become a reality.  Networked
hospitals connected careAlong with predictive
care, a new innovation in the delivery of such
care has emerged. A hospital in 2030 is no longer
a single large structure that treats a variety of
diseases instead, it focuses on the critically
ill and highly complex procedures, while less
urgent cases are monitored and treated through
smaller hubs and spokes, such as retail clinics,
same-day surgery centers, specialist treatment
clinics, and even peoples homes.  All of these
locations are linked by a uniform digital
infrastructure. To maintain track of supply and
demand across the network, centralized command
centers analyses clinical and geographic data in
real time. This network can eliminate bottlenecks
in the system and ensure that patients and
healthcare professionals are sent to where they
can best be cared for or where they are most
required, in addition to using AI to spot those
in danger of deterioration. 
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The Impact of AI in Transforming Healthcare
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Challenges of AI in healthcareA successful AI
solution requires a vast amount of patient data
to train and optimize the performance of the
algorithms. In healthcare, gaining access to
these databases creates a variety of
issues  The future outlook for AIHybrid
models, in which clinical professionals are
assisted in diagnosis, treatment planning, and
risk factor identification but retain ultimate
responsibility for the patients
care, represent the strongest potential for AI in
healthcare over the next several years. By
reducing perceived risk, healthcare providers
will be more likely to employ the technology, and
measurable benefits in patient outcomes and
operational efficiency will begin to be delivered
at scale.  Enterprises may face a number of
challenges when using AI for business operations,
including identifying the exact use cases, a lack
of awareness about what really needs to be done,
verifying the exact requirements based on the
data input, and testing the business needs for
functionality, performance, scalability,
security, and more.  Despite the significant
media attention, AI-powered solutions have
only made tiny efforts toward tackling important
concerns and have yet to make a meaningful
overall impact on the global healthcare industry.
If many critical hurdles can be overcome in the
coming years, it has the potential to play a key
role in how future healthcare systems run,
supplementing clinical resources and assuring the
best possible patient results. 

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The Impact of AI in Transforming Healthcare
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learning, and analytics helps businesses improve
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methods.  Need help? Talk to our healthcare
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about the impact of AI in transforming healthcare
organizations.  Read the full blog to know more
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