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How AI and machine learning can predict illness and boost health equity

How AI and machine learning can predict illness and boost health equity

December 8, 2022Bill SiwickiHealthcare IT NewsSocial Determinants Of Health (SDOH),Artificial Intelligence (AI),Technology & Digital Health,Health Equity

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are key to unlocking patient data and solving some of healthcare’s most complex problems. Even as the U.S. seeks to put the COVID-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror, many who survive the initial illness suffer debilitating long-term health impacts, especially those with underlying health conditions.

Technology allows easier access to disparate data sources without compromising data privacy or integrity. In addition, advanced analytics deliver real-time insights, enabling providers to predict outcomes and diagnose illness early to intervene with patients at risk of developing long-term COVID-19 and other chronic diseases.

To delve deeper into these technologies and their ramifications in healthcare, Healthcare IT News spoke with Brett Furst, president of HHS Tech Group.

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