AI IN HEALTHCARE

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• Children's Minnesota selects HCLTech to modernise healthcare operations with AI

  HCLTech will leverage its AI Force platform to optimise Children's Minnesota's operational systems with a digital solution that is reliable and scalable.

  

• Children's Minnesota selects HCLTech to modernise healthcare operations with AI

  HCLTech's full-stack AI platform aims to streamline operations, reduce manual tasks and enable data-driven decision-making, enhancing healthcare delivery and patient care.

  

• AI in healthcare likely to contribute $30 bn to India's GDP by 2025: Report

  Government-backed initiatives like the IndiaAI Mission and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, are setting the stage for a digitally empowered healthcare ecosystem, ensuring responsible AI integration and enhanced data security, it noted.

  

• Indegene launches Cortex: AI platform for the Life Sciences industry

  This innovative platform is essential for developing and scaling high-value life sciences use cases, including streamlining the content supply chain, enhancing medical writing efficiency, and accelerating Medical-Legal-Regulatory (MLR) reviews.

  

• Breast Cancer in India: Tackling early detection and societal barriers for improved survival rates

  Early detection remains a major challenge in breast cancer management in India, particularly in rural and low-resource settings. A simple clinical breast examination by trained healthcare workers, such as nurses, is sufficient to diagnose breast cancer at early stages. This low-cost intervention does not require any equipment, yet awareness and access remain limited.

  

• Amid the Global AI wave, 16% of Indian healthcare cos move their models into production: Economic Survey

  The survey highlighted E-Sanjeevani - the National Telemedicine Service, has emerged as the world's largest telemedicine implementation in primary healthcare.

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• Revolutionizing healthcare: The power of digital solutions and BPM in enhancing global patient care

  The BPM market size is projected to grow from $16.48 billion in 2024 to $37.84 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 10.9per cent. By leveraging cutting-edge digital tools and optimizing processes, we can significantly enhance patient care, improve operational efficiency, and ultimately deliver a superior customer experience (CX) in healthcare settings worldwide.

  

• AI transforming Healthcare ecosystem, will lead to better outcomes: AIIMS Director

  Dr M Srinivas said, "Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising everything from patient care to health communication and AIIMS, Delhi, is over Rs 300 crore in digital infrastructure for its adoption.”

  

• AI, the doctor’s new assistant

  AI technology is being increasingly adopted in medical treatment to enhance patient outcomes. Hospitals are utilizing AI-powered apps for at-home rehab, accurate diagnoses, and personalized care. Examples include training apps for post-surgery exercise, AI in eye screenings, heart disease detection, and experimental tools predicting diabetes. These innovations offer precision and could revolutionize healthcare in the future.

  

• One health & climate change hub to use AI to integrate data

  A one health and climate change centre will be established at both district and state levels to monitor and manage physical, financial and epidemiological profiles of climate-sensitive illnesses. The centre will focus on real-time data collection, analysis and reporting to track diseases worsened by climate change, such as zoonotic diseases, vector-borne illnesses, heat stress and respiratory ailments.

  

• Raise the bar, use AI to improve patient care: CM to SGPGI docs

  "The high standards of health care and medical education set up by SGPGI are a matter of pride. It has created benchmarks in the use of medical robots and technologies like AI. But there is a need to raise the bar in terms of patient care… Efforts must be made to accommodate more patients in the OPD and undertake more surgeries," Yogi said.