Trust is a main topic that flows through many of the conversations that medical care leaders are having on how to incorporate the AI in the field safely and effectively, he told Joel Gordon, the main medical information officer in his health in Wisconsin.
He made this duration of the observation an interview this week at the Digital Health Conference Reuters in Nashville.
Public trust is fragile and a high profile failure could stop progress for years, Gordon said.
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It is for this reason that he believes that health leaders have to prioritize the governance and transparency of AI.
Individual health systems and other organizations have established government frameworks and clear rules of the way for the use of AI, but these efforts are still missing at the national level, said Gordon.
When it comes to discovering how better government health AI said that the industry needs more collaborative learning instead of redundant research.
In his eyes, there must be more learning consortiums. The thesis described as collaboration groups involving several health systems, where they work together to align research methods, objectives and data frames to accelerate the progress of AI and reduce duplicate efforts.
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As medical care providers continue to sail this process, it is important to remember that metrics and use import more than striking holders.
Gordon said he or sees headlines that celebrate the speed and scale of the deployment of AI, as highlight that 25,000 doctors started with a tool in 10 months. But for him, this loses the point.
“That is great, but we are not analyzing the quality of the results on the sides of all these different perspectives: billing, safety, patient education, registration continuity, documentation routing, and all those who are those imported”, “,”, “,”, “,”, “,”.
Many hospitals promote their successful AI implementations, but lack of real use data, such as frequency and distribution among users, Gordon added.
In general, he believes that the industry should prioritize the confidence, collaboration and results of the real world to ensure that AI offers a lasting value in medical care.
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