GE Healthcare's AI-powered mobile X-ray device is the first of its kind to be approved by the FDA
of health system execs say AI in diagnostics or imaging will be high impact by 2024 — signaling they might be ready to take the plunge. To alleviate doctors' concerns and make for a more streamlined implementation process, hospitals should consider doctors' input about what they need out of the AI solutions being invested in: For example, some developers, like, have democratized AI solution development with the American College of Radiology to help engender trust around the tech.
And while many hospitals aren't following through with strategies now, more health systems are planning on channeling funds into AI efforts. Despite the hype, only aboutof hospitals using AI for clinical decision-making felt they were implementing it"extremely" or"very" well in 2018.
annually into AI-based medical imaging by 2023. It's likely we'll start to see hospitals get more serious about setting up designated funds for AI efforts — and products that expedite diagnostics and imaging are a good bet.Digital Health Pro , Business Insider Intelligence's expert product suite keeping you up-to-date on the people, technologies, trends, and companies shaping the future of healthcare, delivered to your inbox 6x a week. >>pass to Business Insider Intelligence and gain immediate access to Digital Health Pro, plus more than 250 other expertly researched reports.
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