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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

AI has the ability to improve care outcomes, reduce costs and improve quality of care while improving patient and provider experience. The Healthcare Working Group of the IET Future Tech panel along with an expert panel of speakers were invited to our IET India Digital Conversations series to discuss how Artificial Intelligence has been impacting industries globally, including the healthcare sector.

Artificial Intelligence has been impacting the industries globally and healthcare is no different. AI has the ability to improve care outcomes, reduce costs and improve quality of care while improving patient and provider experience. While the initial attempts with AI have been partially successful we still have a long way to go to fulfil the potential for AI. In this episode of the IET India Digital Conversation curated and driven by the Healthcare working group of the IET Future Tech Panel, we will look at what needs to be done to make AI more broad-based and integrate it as part of the healthcare systems.

Speakers for the discussion included:

  • Dr Sujoy Kar, Chief Medical Information Officer and Vice President, Apollo Hospitals
  • Heather Fraser, Global Lead for Life Sciences & Healthcare, IBM Institute for Business Value
  • Sathish Balakrishnan, Senior Director - Global Software Engineering, Philips
  • Sureshkumar R, VP - Technology, Optum Global Solutions

Moderator: Dr Vikram Venkateswaran, Founder & Managing Editor, Healthcare-in-India.net

Watch the video to gain expert views on what needs to be done to make AI more broad-based and integrate it as part of the healthcare systems.

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This report summarises the key discussions of the IET India Digital Conversations on ‘Artificial Intelligence in healthcare’.

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