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NHS Expands Radiology Software to Cut Backlogs
Nine NHS trusts are deploying workflow software to accelerate diagnostic scan reporting as radiology...
AI safety net catches missed liver tumors
Deploying AI as a routine backstop in radiology departments caught dozens of overlooked liver...
NHS Integrates Drug Robotics into Patient Records
Nurses no longer need to switch between separate software platforms to dispense critical medications.
AI Model Outperforms Traditional Heart Amyloidosis Staging
A machine learning model predicts death and heart failure hospitalizations in cardiac amyloidosis better...
Merging Mental Health Records Across NHS Trusts
Connecting community care and mental health records in Birmingham removes critical blind spots for...
AI model adapts adult X-rays for neonates
A decentralized training strategy lets hospitals repurpose adult radiology AI for vulnerable newborns without...
Welsh Hospitals End Paper Prescribing to Cut Errors
Replacing paper medication charts with unified digital prescribing is reducing transcription errors and administrative...
Digital Prehab Targets Orthopedic Surgical Cancellations
Preparing patients digitally before joint replacement surgery could significantly reduce costly late cancellations and...
Standard Kidney Regimens Beat Complex AI Models
Complex machine learning models offer little advantage over classic statistics when predicting long-term kidney...
FDA Clears First Continuous Cuffless Blood Pressure Ring
Continuous blood pressure tracking no longer requires an inflating arm cuff or manual calibration.
AI Matches Radiologists in Global Prostate Cancer Screening
Prostate cancer AI models can match expert diagnostic accuracy across international populations, but performance...
Deploying AI Chest X-Rays in Displacement Camps
Mobile AI screening tools are filling critical diagnostic gaps in conflict zones where radiologists...