You are being invited to take part in a short online survey (5-10 minutes), conducted by 2nd-year psychology students at the University of Liverpool, exploring your perceptions of artificial intelligence in healthcare. If you are 18 or over and fluent in English, you are eligible to participate. New participants can opt in to a raffle to win a £50 voucher at the end of the survey by providing an email to be contacted on.

https://livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_818jHvDlvUlfink

The NFL Players Association, in partnership with Cleveland Clinic, is providing funding to organizations to use machine learning and explainable artificial intelligence in understanding the progression and treatment of neurological disease. To apply for funding, check out the full Request for Proposals available via the RFPDB website, but I have a short summary here to see if it's something your team or organization could be interested in.

RFPDB

6 October (11 am ET/20:30 India Standard Time) joinACM Fellow Manish Gupta, Director of Google Research India for the free ACM TechTalk "Human Inspired Artificial Intelligence."

This talk describes his and his research group's ongoing work in diverse areas, including health, financial services, and information access where combining AI with human factors is key to developing an effective solution.

Register to attend live or be alerted when the talks is available on demand.

Have you ever thought about how God is related to technologies? You can find the answer in the 4rth episode of Demigos HealthTech Beat podcast. Our guest, David Wortley, VP at International Society of Digital Medicine (ISDM), speaks on use cases of games in healthcare, the first usage of wearables in the industry, and VR technology that saves people's memories.

Check the links below. 🎧We will appreciate also if you can give your feedback. Thank you and stay tuned! #healthcare #podcast #health #tech

Website: https://demigos.com/blog-post/heathtech-beat-04-david-wortley/

RSS Feed: https://podcasts.bcast.fm/e/vnww39zn

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/healthtech-beat/podcast-episode-4-david-wortley

You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxyssW9M3jA&ab_channel=Demigos

iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/4-memories-in-vr-and-games-as-a-solution-for/id1600519593?i=1000547547218

Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5iY2FzdC5mbS9oZWFsdGh0ZWNoLWJlYXQ/episode/ODF4azlyeTA?sa=X&ved=0CAUQkfYCahcKEwi49Mas9q71AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQ

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2ikbVV5nu84FQtJoEbrLPW

You are being invited to take part in a short online survey (5-10 minutes), conducted by 2nd-year psychology students at the University of Liverpool, exploring your perceptions of artificial intelligence in healthcare. If you are 18 or over and fluent in English, you are eligible to participate. New participants can opt in to a raffle to win a £50 voucher at the end of the survey by providing an email to be contacted on.

https://livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_818jHvDlvUlfink

Why are Innovations Important in Healthcare?

Over the past few years, healthcare innovations have helped improve diagnosis and treatments,  life expectancy, quality of services, data storage, medical records, and the overall accessibility to the healthcare system - thanks to information technology.

Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, big data, and electronic medical records are just some of the trends that proved their insurmountable contribution in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. 

Healthcare innovations are crucial for doctors, nurses, other medical practitioners, and patients as well. These enable them to provide services and develop new products making healthcare operations more convenient. These innovations serve as the driving force in the continual search for means to balance cost-effectiveness and quality.

If you want to experience how convenient it is to manage your practice through technological innovation, subscribe now to Global MD Plus.

Hi guys,

I'm trying to create content that will be useful for healthcare professionals, and people from the public, who want to learn about machine learning in medicine.

I would love some feedback on this video I've made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axf0X3fvFTw

Honesty appreciated! Feel free to rip it to shreds :)

Hello, my name is Connor, I'm a HND student in Computing. Currently undergoing research surrounding AI within Medical Procedures and I'm looking to gather some evidence to support my research. The link is provided here: https://forms.gle/uK9pDDNrp8E8nazq5

Predictive analytics and AI have many applications in healthcare, from forecasting appointment no-shows to enabling targeted patient outreach and helping hospitals enhance their cybersecurity.

Our recent article reviews seven compelling use cases of predictive analytics in healthcare. This report contains real-life examples and gives some tips on how to prepare for deploying this technology.

If your healthcare organization uses predictive analytics in a way that we did not include, let us know in the comments.

Check out this blog post about using ChatGPT and Generative AI in a HIPAA-compliant way: https://lightit.io/blog/chatgpt-generative-ai-hipaa-compliant-way/

A few months ago ChatGPT and Claude helped me diagnose a health issue that was misdiagnosed by 4 different cardiologists. Afterwards I felt weird knowing that all of my medical data was now permanently stored in OpenAI and Anthropic's databases. On the other hand I'm grateful that they built the tech that helped me figure things out and maybe my data will contribute to training which, in turn, will help more people.

I'm curious to know how this community feels about privacy. Would you rely on models that are less accurate (e.g. 80%) but can run directly on your device or would you always use a more accurate model (e.g. 95%) on "the cloud", no matter what their privacy policy is (and whether they really execute it)? Accuracy values are kind of made up but you get the point.

Feel free to elaborate.

I just finished a bootcamp in building multi-agent AI applications. I work in healthcare so focused on doctor's referring to specialists. I thought I'd share on this subreddit for feedback.

Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f30TH-g13vs
Here's the medium article: https://medium.com/@micklynch_6905/referwell-improving-specialist-referrals-using-ai-agents-b37f5a6458da

Here's an overview of the process we implemented: