Artificial Intelligence in Health
February 8, 2019
February 8, 2019
AI is moving beyond a back-end tool to the forefront of consumer and clinician experience, with the potential to augment Singapore's healthcare workforce and decision-making. It can make every interface simple and smart, and its ability to help curate, advise and orchestrate new lifestyle and care services will raise the bar on how future interactions work.
AI and robotics are providing the next logical step for citizens needing guidance on who to consult about their care. Learn more.
By connecting pieces of critical health information, AI will help create a complete picture of patient health and enable the delivery of seamless care. Learn more.
AI can empower people to take control of their healthcare—providing guidance outside of appointments and quickly deliver answers on cost, insurance benefits or other information.
Intelligent machines will expand patients’ options by discovering better outcomes while reducing the money and time spent to achieve them. Learn more.
Accenture's video shows how we are transforming healthcare through digital innovation in the HIMSS Europe World of Health IT Conference. See more.
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of healthcare executives believe AI will revolutionise the way they will gain information from and interact with patients they serve.
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of healthcare executives say it's extremely or very important to offer their products and services through centralised platforms, assistants or messaging bots.
AI does more than complement human skills—it augments them. The ability of intelligent technologies to help humans do more will quickly transform the healthcare landscape. Learn more.
Because intelligent technologies don’t experience cognitive biases, they can be used to strengthen physicians’ thinking and increase their confidence in decision-making. Learn more.
AI now has a deeper touch in healthcare. It is much more than a technological tool—it is part of the workforce and needs to be raised responsibility, fairness and transparency. Learn more.
AI not only works alongside clinicians and improve decision-making, it paves the way for new services. These future offerings driven by AI will create new opportunities and career paths.