Jan 30, 2019
Electronic Health Reporter
“As we’ve seen in the past, it can sometimes be challenging for organizations to separate the hype from the hope when it comes to AI. Looking towards 2019, we can expect a continued embrace of AI technologies and a deeper understanding of them, along with further exploration into augmented reality, biometrics, automation, and health IT legislation. Continued shifts to alleviate the burdens on clinicians and healthcare professionals will also be in focus, making use of machine learning technologies in the clinical workflow with an emphasis on secure data sharing via the cloud to gain actionable insights and achieve improved health outcomes.”
The article “Health IT Trends for 2019” from Electronic Health Reporter discusses key technological advancements in healthcare, with a focus on FDNA’s Face2Gene technology. Face2Gene harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to analyze facial features and identify genetic disorders with high accuracy. This breakthrough allows healthcare providers to expedite the diagnosis of complex conditions swiftly, often before traditional methods can. The article highlights how such innovations in health IT are revolutionizing personalized medicine, improving patient outcomes, and streamlining clinical workflows.
