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December 06, 2018
Medical Tech Outlook Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
Amid EHR execution and streamlining tasks, hospitals and health systems have the choice of coordinating a wide range of EHR alerts into clinical work processes and clinical choice support functionality.
AI has the potential to analyze and process heaps of data from various medical tests and predicts the prognosis of a patient and suggests doctors with various possible diagnosis and treatment options.
The growing healthcare industry is readily adopting robotics as their potential solution. Below mentioned are a few places wherein you're likely to see robotics in medicine.
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CIO Viewpoint
Roger Neal, VP-IT & CIO, Duncan Regional Hospital
The biggest thing that keeps me awake at night is, truly knowing whether or not the systems we implement are safe.
Sarah Richardson, CIO, NCH Healthcare
We are rolling out our alarm management improvement processes and shift reports to all of our ICUs and other parts of the organization.
CXO Insights
By Peter Gehlbach, Department of Ophthalmology, Director of Echography Center, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Robotic surgery in the eye takes specific advantage of a robot’s capability to perform single micron precision, maneuvers.
By Donald Voltz, MD, Aultman Hospital, Department of Anesthesiology, Medical Director of the Main Operating Room, Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology, Case Western Reserve University and Northeast Ohio Medical University
With the implementation of governmental and private healthcare insurance options, patients had improved access to care, but commensurate with this increased access to care and an increased national health expenditure followed.
