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SubscribeAt Houston Methodist we started with about 66 MDs that were treating virtual urgent care, or doing primary care, but quickly, within about three weeks, we trained about 900 MDs.
Josh Sol, Houston Methodist
AI is somewhat analogous to driving. You can easily drive without a GPS, especially if it's somewhere close and familiar. But most patients are complicated and it helps a great deal to have the support of data science. It's like driving with a GPS to a place that's far, that you don't know and you're not familiar with.
Dr. Anthony Chang, AIMed
Stanford is the highest acuity children's hospital in the country. We have the highest severity of children’s illness. And so many of our patients need long-term care, not just an acute episode. So, our digital health strategy was developed under a motto that I came up with "In our care, anywhere." We are already getting to know the patient before they come for care. And we're keeping them in our care, in partnership with their community.
Ed Kopetsky, Stanford Children's
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