The adoption of platforms and applications that use artificial intelligence and machine learning continues to expand in healthcare, improving workflow and aiding critical decisions.
By 2026, global spending on AI-powered health technologies is expected to exceed $40 billion, according to a report last year from MarketsandMarkets. The effective implementation of these next-generation technologies depends on many stakeholders, including nurses.
Duke University Hospital in Durham, N.C., is using AI to relay information from a sepsis risk program to doctors, and the involvement of nurses has been…
By 2026, global spending on AI-powered health technologies is expected to exceed $40 billion, according to a report last year from MarketsandMarkets. The effective implementation of these next-generation technologies depends on many stakeholders, including nurses.
Duke University Hospital in Durham, N.C., is using AI to relay information from a sepsis risk program to doctors, and the involvement of nurses has been…
