AI & Data Analytics

The machine learning technique is more accurate as the amount of training data grows.

Aetion will aid in the expansion of a program meant to test whether real-world evidence can be used to predict the outcomes of clinical trials.

Our current data privacy laws are not protecting individuals enough.

The increasing availability of EHRs allows researchers to compare results from trials to data from actual practice.

Patients don’t need to be woken for periodic vital sign checks, a new study finds.

The funding comes on the heels of the launch of its AI platform that expedites the review of surgical procedures.

It’s time to ditch the outdated approach to data collection, storage and usage, in favor of smarter data management.

The startup wants to expand its software suite by releasing an oncology line of products.

Janae Sharp’s nonprofit is accepting nominations for a new awards ceremony.

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The Apple Watch is popular, but a new long-term study might shed light on whether the device can also be a meaningful health tool.

Healthcare is neck-deep in narratives about physician burnout. But what will improve physician well-being?

At-home blood testing could soon become a reality.

The algorithm detected FH with 88 percent accuracy in one data sample and 85 percent accuracy in another.

Remote monitoring could extend the continuum of care indefinitely.

The organizations hope to transform medical education and expand patient-centered research.

How healthcare can increase patient engagement.

Ad: How Manifest MedEx delivers real-time information to help tackle one of healthcare’s greatest problems.

Janae Sharp examines how proposed CMS and ONC rules could affect healthcare.

The proposed framework describes the FDA’s foundations for an approach to premarket review for AI and machine learning-driven software modifications.

The proposal would increase access to ambulatory blood pressure monitoring by expanding coverage to more applications of the test.

The wearable could give those with chronic illnesses more peace of mind.

We as CEOs and physicians must continue to speak up about the outrageous drug pricing and advocate for our patients.

Radiologists will be encouraged to participate in the creation, validation and use of AI in healthcare.

Fresh out of Health Datapalooza, Janae Sharp explores how the conference circuit shows what’s wrong with healthcare — and how we might fix it.