Recent recommendations for remote monitoring of implantable devices may require healthcare organizations to rethink how they staff their operations This past spring, electrophysiology experts issued new recommendations for remote monitoring of cardiovascular...
Healthcare is one of many sectors poised for AI transformation, but it poses unique challenges, opportunities, and considerations. For those of us who have been working closely with artificial intelligence (AI) for many years, it’s a little shocking to suddenly hear...
A new clinical trial on remote monitoring found that while all patients involved saw improved survival rates, the type of remote monitoring had a significant impact. Implicity, a developer of alert-based remote monitoring solutions, in collaboration with the Health...
Telemedicine is here to stay. But that doesn’t mean that in-person healthcare is going anywhere – soon or ever. It’s becoming clear that a hybrid approach is the way forward for the healthcare sector, with many hospitals and clinics already relying on remote...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most promising breakthrough technologies of the modern healthcare era, yet it also has the potential to be one of the most dangerous. AI algorithms trained on limited or poorly representative data sets can exhibit...
Electrophysiologist Arnaud Rosier, CEO, and Co-Founder at Implicity, sits down with LABIOTECH to discuss AI's expanding role in Cardiology “In 2023, we will see the first large-scale use of AI algorithms in healthcare. Several factors, including the speed of...
The use of AI in electrophysiology is increasing; it’s being applied to personalize treatment to achieve better outcomes, to manage patients more effectively, and it’s relieving the burdensome workflow of a data-intensive clinical practice. Electrophysiology is among...
Healthcare providers are swamped with false alarms from remote patient monitoring systems. Here’s how AI can help solve the problem. Remote patient monitoring systems have made enormous inroads in healthcare in recent years, especially for chronically ill patient...
Burnout among doctors and nurses was already a major problem facing healthcare organizations, even before the COVID pandemic – maybe even more for healthcare professionals working in the extremely demanding field of cardiology. It’s not just a matter of long hours and...
Remote patient monitoring solutions are producing more patient data each year. The only way for healthcare providers to process it all – and support their patients – is with artificial intelligence-based tools. Once a technology enters our lives, it becomes impossible...