The healthcare industry faces a host of oncoming pressures, including increasing demands for care, rising costs, and shortages of clinicians and staff. By 2050, 25% of North America and Europe will be over 65, and those populations will need complex care. Managing this demand is expensive and requires a shift in focus from episodic to proactive care. Artificial intelligence technology, deployed to both clinical and operational applications, is already proving to be a critical support to health systems meeting the needs of patients now and in the years to come.
In this session, the Executive Medical Director of Oncology Services at St. Elizabeth Healthcare performs a deep dive into the history, future, and most impactful opportunities for use of AI in healthcare. After giving an overview of AI’s foundations and development in recent years, the session will explore the many clinical and operational instances of AI and the companies and healthcare organizations whose innovations are worth watching out for.
The operational uses of AI, including capacity management, are already being deployed by health system partners of LeanTaaS via the iQueue suite. These uses include helping healthcare stakeholders achieve efficient patient discharges and create level-loaded appointment and procedure schedules, as well as promoting system-wide visibility into patient flows and capacities of operating rooms, infusion chairs, and inpatient beds. Learn how AI is uniquely positioned to solve these challenges and others in healthcare today.
Viewers of this webinar will be able to:
Take the first step towards unlocking capacity, generating ROI, and increasing patient access.
