AI in healthcare – Break down barriers and unlock the potential of clinical AI-based diagnostics
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Are you interested in harnessing the potential of AI in the healthcare sector? Download the free e-book from CAIDX and gain insight into how AI can improve diagnostics and treatment. Relevant for companies, hospitals and researchers.
The use of AI and data-driven technologies as decision support is growing rapidly in the healthcare sector. However, the implementation and use of technologies is still lagging for several reasons:
- Companies are developing AI solutions that are not in demand among clinicians
- Lack of legal expertise in hospitals
- Lack of support for the development and integration of the technologies to existing IT platforms.
- Healthcare professionals are not trained for the implementation and use of AI and data-driven technologies
Through the CAIDX webinar series ‘Key factors in sustainable development and implementation of AI diagnostic solutions‘, both Danish and international experts have given their suggestions on the potentials and opportunities for the development of AI diagnostic solutions to both companies developing the solutions, hospitals and researchers. So far, four webinars have focused on:
- IPR (intellectual property law) in relation to AI and the use of patient data
- The upcoming AI legislation – changes everything…
- Clinical validation of AI diagnostic solutions. Ping-pong middle clinicians and AI researchers
- Where can you find professional sparring when developing AI diagnostic solutions for the healthcare sector?
You can watch or re-watch the four CAIDX webinars in this e-book, which can be downloaded free of charge.
The webinar series is part of the project ‘CAIDX – Clinical AI-based Diagnostics‘, which through a number of activities and offers will help healthcare professionals integrate AI into their work and thus improve diagnosis and treatment.
Read more: about the CAIDX project
The CAIDX project is co-financed by the European Union.