- real-time montoring of #medicalAI use will bring about more assurance (Rachel Dunscombe, #openEHR International)
- thresholds (causation and damage) as to when we have a defective AI system must be established along with the system (Yiannis Tolias, DG Sante European Commission)
- the AI Act is a framework act, it needs more to come to fruition. Medical and legal practitioners will have to fill it with life! (Petra Wilson, #HIMSS)
What do you think about these points?
Open Source Medical AI and Summary of #HIMSS24 in Rome: First of all, what a buzzing event!
The EU Medical Device Regulation was not made with AI and #OpenSource principles in mind. So, instead of following a trodden path, we must pave our own. We at #AMPEL-CDSS are developing a clinical decision support system that is AI-ready, evidence-based, interoperable and, most of all, Open Source. Public funds started us, so we are giving back to the community.
Our journey at https://ampel-cdss.com
Program tip for today's HIMSS in Rome: Starting at 11am, #OpenSource AI in healthcare will be discussed. As AMPEL (https://www.ampel-cdss.com), we are pleased to be able to present our point of view there 😎
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to AI...and Thanks for All the Fish" (11:00 AM, Room Bologna)
Lots of really cool stuff happening with Microsoft at #himss24 last week - One of those being the GA of our FHIRlink Power Platform connector!
#microsoft #powerplatform #healthandlifesciences
#microsoftcloudforhealthcare
#powerapps
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Morning thought-starter: Pumping milk at JPM was a nightmare. It’s part of a bigger problem in the industry.
Interesting to read that other conferences (such as #HIMSS24) are planning to be better. Also reminds me of the nightmare of getting into some of the pumping stalls at up at Amtrak stations when I used to commute.
https://www.statnews.com/2024/01/11/jpm24-pumping-space-women-health-care-biotech/
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