Biden administration aims to halve cancer deaths in 25 years. Healthcare leaders suggest "moonshots": continuous healthcare through transformative, human-centric innovation; cardiovascular disease eradication through technology and various initiatives; addressing healthcare workforce shortage due to demographic changes; predictive medicine using AI and data to identify personalized risks; obesity reduction and drug cost management via improving nutrition and exercise; virtual nursing expansion to increase job satisfaction and patient care; personalizing care using big data and AI.

7 healthcare 'moonshots' Becker's Hospital Review

Stanford Health tackles early patient deterioration detection using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. Implemented in clinical decision support systems, these technologies improved patient experience and care quality. Dr. Shreya Shah will elaborate on such AI applications in Stanford Health Care at the 2023 HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum. With patients' increasing complexity, detecting their clinical deterioration remains challenging. AI and machine learning help identify patients at high risk for clinical deterioration and facilitate team-based medical responses. The focus lies on creating a system that incorporates advanced tech and aligns with clinical, operational needs. The implemented models led to a 20% reduction in clinical deterioration events.

Stanford Health uses AI to reduce clinical deterioration events Healthcare IT News

OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman quits after CEO Sam Altman fired by OpenAI board. Interim CEO Mira Murati replaces Altman. OpenAI and Microsoft silent on Altman's dismissal. Their exits impact Silicon Valley and AI race. Brockman resigned due to board's decisions. Brockman and Altman express shock over board's actions.

Greg Brockman quits OpenAI after abrupt firing of Sam Altman TechCrunch

Sam Altman ousted from OpenAI following board review citing lack of candor. Board lost confidence, resulting in Altman's termination as CEO and board member. Greg Brockman steps down as chairman, remaining president, with Mira Murati promoted to interim CEO, former OpenAI's CTO. OpenAI initiates search for permanent CEO. Altman's relationship with board structures and potential capital raising activities may be implicated. Tech giant Microsoft, having invested $13 billion and holding a 49% stake in OpenAI, informed minutes before news publicized.

Sam Altman ousted as OpenAI's CEO TechCrunch

Biden administration aims to halve cancer deaths in 25 years. Healthcare leaders suggest "moonshots": continuous healthcare through transformative, human-centric innovation; cardiovascular disease eradication through technology and various initiatives; addressing healthcare workforce shortage due to demographic changes; predictive medicine using AI and data to identify personalized risks; obesity reduction and drug cost management via improving nutrition and exercise; virtual nursing expansion to increase job satisfaction and patient care; personalizing care using big data and AI.

7 healthcare 'moonshots' Becker's Hospital Review

Stanford Health tackles early patient deterioration detection using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. Implemented in clinical decision support systems, these technologies improved patient experience and care quality. Dr. Shreya Shah will elaborate on such AI applications in Stanford Health Care at the 2023 HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum. With patients' increasing complexity, detecting their clinical deterioration remains challenging. AI and machine learning help identify patients at high risk for clinical deterioration and facilitate team-based medical responses. The focus lies on creating a system that incorporates advanced tech and aligns with clinical, operational needs. The implemented models led to a 20% reduction in clinical deterioration events.

Stanford Health uses AI to reduce clinical deterioration events Healthcare IT News

OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman quits after CEO Sam Altman fired by OpenAI board. Interim CEO Mira Murati replaces Altman. OpenAI and Microsoft silent on Altman's dismissal. Their exits impact Silicon Valley and AI race. Brockman resigned due to board's decisions. Brockman and Altman express shock over board's actions.

Greg Brockman quits OpenAI after abrupt firing of Sam Altman TechCrunch

Sam Altman ousted from OpenAI following board review citing lack of candor. Board lost confidence, resulting in Altman's termination as CEO and board member. Greg Brockman steps down as chairman, remaining president, with Mira Murati promoted to interim CEO, former OpenAI's CTO. OpenAI initiates search for permanent CEO. Altman's relationship with board structures and potential capital raising activities may be implicated. Tech giant Microsoft, having invested $13 billion and holding a 49% stake in OpenAI, informed minutes before news publicized.

Sam Altman ousted as OpenAI's CEO TechCrunch