This is Naomi Diaz with the Becker's Digital
Health Podcast.
Here's your daily industry news briefing for today,
August 19th.
First,
Press GANI has expedited its PXconnect suite for
health care organizations
to capture, act on, and respond to patient
surveys with an Epic EHR.
Hospitals and clinics will be able to collect
patient surveys through Epic's MyChart with the goal
of accelerating the time between feedback and action.
Press GANNI will identify issues delivered through the
patient feedback surveys and use natural language processing
and automation to notify the right teams in
EPIC.
Early adopters of the expansion include Vanderbilt University
Medical Center and NYU Langone Health.
2nd,
in partnership with Microsoft biotech company, Page has
created the largest AI model for cancer diagnosis
to date.
The newest models, Virchow 2 and Virchow 2
g, were built on 3,000,000 pathology slides from
more than 40 different tissue types. The slides
from more than 40 different tissue types.
The pathology slides were collected from 800 labs
across 45 countries.
The models intended to help pathologist
identify and diagnose cancer were trained on data
from more than
225,000
patients to encompass a broad spectrum of gender,
race, ethnicity,
ethnicity, and geographical
regions, the released from page said.
3rd,
Providence's facility in Hyderabad, India is ramping up
its IT workforce to more than 3,500,
The Times of India reported.
By the end of 2025,
the organization's workforce
is expected to grow from 1,500
to 3,500.
Providence has been using this facility for tech
operations, including cybersecurity,
process automation, and digital operations.
Murali Krishna, chief global officer and India country
head at Providence, told the publication, quote, the
team here is helping digitize the health care
ecosystem to improve patient outcomes and caregiver experiences
while building future ready digital capabilities for tech
led health care and run the business of
Providence at scale, end quote.
The organization is also intensifying efforts to develop
advanced capabilities by leveraging emerging technologies, including gen
AI, machine learning, and cloud computing.
Additionally, it is bolstering its research and development
capabilities to innovate new products, create intellect intellectual
property, and publish new research.
Mister Murali said, quote, we are developing new
proof of concepts and state of the art
products in genomics, clinical research, whole person care,
and predictive scheduling.
Our goal is to work on transformative health
care technology, set new standards, and build new
models for care to improve patient well-being, end
quote.
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