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Digital Automation Platforms in Medicine

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06/22/23 – Future Medicine – AI Hub – Digital Automation Platforms in Medicine

In this illuminating article written by Neri Cohen, MD PhD Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Bayesian Health, you’ll learn about the transformative impact of digital automation platforms on patient engagement and clinical outcomes.

Dr. Cohen dives into Bayesian Health’s groundbreaking AI platform, which empowers front-line clinicians by translating complex data sets into actionable insights. Developed in collaboration with Johns Hopkins, the platform has already demonstrated an 18.2% decrease in sepsis patient mortality rates and earned FDA designation as a Breakthrough Medical Device. With an adoption rate of 89% among clinicians, Bayesian’s platform is more than a technological marvel; it’s a tool clinicians trust to make data-backed decisions quickly. Dive deeper into the intersection of AI and healthcare, and explore how Bayesian Health is setting new industry standards for patient care.

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*Adams, Henry, Saria et al. Nature Medicine, 2022;
*Henry, Adams, Saria et al., Nature Medicine, 2022

 

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4 ways the health care system should shift its thinking on AI, according to experts

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05/05/23 – Stat – 4 ways the health care system should shift its thinking on AI, according to experts

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been making waves in various industries, and healthcare is no exception. As the potential of AI continues to unfold, experts have gathered at the recent 2023 STAT Breakthrough Summit to discuss its transformative impact on the healthcare system. Prominent figures in AI/ML: Nigam Shah, Suchi Saria, and Connor Landgraf shared their invaluable insights, shedding light on the four crucial ways in which the healthcare industry should shift its thinking regarding AI.

Amidst the increasing adoption of AI technologies, even the renowned “Godfather of AI,” Geoffrey Hinton, expressed concerns about the overwhelming power wielded by this disruptive technology. Recent months have witnessed a frenzy of efforts to harness AI in diverse sectors, and healthcare has been at the forefront of these groundbreaking endeavors.

As the boundaries of what is possible continue to be pushed, it becomes imperative for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders to reflect on the optimal utilization of AI. This article explores the key takeaways from the discussions at the STAT Breakthrough Summit, offering insights into how the healthcare system should approach AI with a renewed mindset.

Read more about the four fundamental shifts in thinking that experts suggest are necessary for AI to truly revolutionize healthcare. By embracing these transformative concepts, the healthcare industry has the potential to unlock unprecedented advancements and redefine the standards of patient care.

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*Adams, Henry, Saria et al. Nature Medicine, 2022;
*Henry, Adams, Saria et al., Nature Medicine, 2022

 

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As AI promises to revolutionize medical note-taking, concerns mount about accuracy and harm

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03/28/23 – Stat – As AI promises to revolutionize medical note-taking, concerns mount about accuracy and harm

Fantastic article from Stat, featuring Suchi Saria, PhD exploring the nuance of clinical AI, workflow orchestration, augmentation and other “sticky” issues swirling around artificial intelligence and machine learning.

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*Adams, Henry, Saria et al. Nature Medicine, 2022;
*Henry, Adams, Saria et al., Nature Medicine, 2022
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Reducing Variability of Care with Bayesian’s AI Platform

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o3/05/23 –Reducing Variability of Care with Bayesian’s AI Platform

Inconsistent and variable care delivery can lead to negative consequences for hospitals, patients, and payers. Bayesian’s AI platform is designed to help reduce variability in care, improve clinical outcomes, and enhance overall patient satisfaction.

Defining Variability

Variability of care refers to the differences in the way patients are treated and the outcomes they receive based on a wide array of factors such as demography, what hospital they have access to and the care practices employed in their treatment. There are many factors contributing to variability, including lack of evidence-based protocols and fragmented care delivery systems.

The Impact of Variable Care Practices

Variability of care can lead to unequal access to care, inconsistent quality of care, and higher costs for patients, hospitals and payers. These can affect patient satisfaction and create a lack of trust in the healthcare system. Payers also face financial consequences from variability in care, as they may have to cover the cost of additional treatments, longer hospital stays, or readmissions.

How Bayesian’s AI Platform Addresses Variability

Bayesian’s AI platform is designed to address variability in care by providing clinicians with real-time insights and personalized treatment recommendations. The platform uses an adaptive, modular framework that considers a patient’s unique physiology, clinical protocol, provider workflow, and hospital operations. This approach helps clinicians make more informed decisions and reduces the likelihood of variability in care delivery for a wide range of critical condition areas such as sepsis, all-cause deterioration, pressure injuries, and transitions of care, just to name a few.

Practical Uses of Bayesian’s Clinical AI to Standardize Care Practices:

  • Bayesian’s AI platform can be tailored to different clinical settings and hospital needs, providing a personalized approach to care.
  • The multi-modal platform identifies patterns and trends in patient data that traditional practices/methods may miss.
  • Bayesian provides access to evidence-based guidelines and best practices, leading to better treatment decisions and outcomes.
  • By automating certain tasks, the platform reduces the time it takes to provide care, improving patient outcomes and reducing costs associated with unnecessary procedures and extended hospital stays.

Our Unique Approach

Unlike previously studied models, Bayesian’s approach is clinically grounded, thinking like a clinician. Clinicians use the platform as an extra set of eyes and ears, making it an effective tool in improving the overall quality of care. The platform uses Bayesian statistical models to analyze patient data, such as medical history, lab results, and vital signs. These models allow clinicians to identify potential risks and predict patient outcomes based on data from similar patients. The platform also provides real-time feedback to clinicians on their treatment plans, alerting them to any potential issues or opportunities for improvement.

Benefits of Reducing Variability

Variability in care can have negative consequences for hospitals, patients, and payers. However, with Bayesian’s AI platform, clinicians can have access to real-time insights and personalized treatment recommendations that can help reduce variability in care delivery. By using Bayesian’s AI platform, hospitals can improve clinical outcomes, enhance patient satisfaction, and reduce costs associated with longer hospital stays or readmissions.

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Does Ethical AI Development Rely On The “Algorithmically” Underserved?

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02/28/23 The Wall Street Journal –How Doctors Use AI to Help Diagnose Patients

Thrilled to see this thoughtful discussion in the The Wall Street Journal on the important work that Bayesian Health is doing with our incredible health system partners like LifeBridge Health.

Bayesian’s platform serves as a colleague / co-pilot for doctors and nurses. It empowers clinicians with real-time care signals to manage outcomes and cost while streamlining workflows to save time.

LifeBridge clinicians are forging the path forward for what great care looks like:

  • where we don’t miss any critical moments for patients,
  • where we can be proactive and not reactive about patient care, and
  • where we support clinicians with helpful tools to make their lives easier

We’ve already been able to see improvement in early recognition rates, reduction in treatment delays, significant reductions in length of stay, reduction in alarm fatigue and financial gain conservatively projected to the tune of ~$2Mi+ per 200 beds! And we’ve begun to expand in areas beyond sepsis!*

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*Adams, Henry, Saria et al. Nature Medicine, 2022;
*Henry, Adams, Saria et al., Nature Medicine, 2022
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Data and Trust: Digital Transformation – The Impact of Machine Learning in Healthcare

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1/03/23 – Duality – Data and Trust: Digital Transformation – The Impact of Machine Learning in Healthcare

An informative discussion between Prof. Shafi Goldwasser, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder of Duality and Suchi Saria, Founder of Bayesian Health focused on where digital transformation and healthcare meet, and how can it impact, improve, and lead to better outcomes?

Saria asks, can the public place their trust in advanced algorithms?

The answer is yes – but only after the public becomes more aware and educated about how models can read data objectively and help healthcare providers make critical decisions. The public should also be educated about how technology is extensively and rigorously validated to help blend human ingenuity with machine-driven decision making.

Once the digital transformation of healthcare is complete – and if done well – Saria hopes to see a significant reduction in mortality rates as well as in healthcare costs. And it’s within reach within as little as 10 years – driven by the innovative technology providers, with the deep expertise of statistics, machine learning and data privacy to optimize patient care.

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2022 Year-End Review-AI: Artificial Intelligence Initiatives Accelerate in Healthcare

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12/22/22 Healthcare Innovation – Year-End Review-AI: Artificial Intelligence Initiatives Accelerate in Healthcare

Amid the challenges of calendar year 2022, one of the bright spots was the acceleration in artificial intelligence-related activity—both clinical and non-clinical—in healthcare.

“Careful examination of the sepsis tool implementations have found that, when Suchi Saria’s team at Bayesian Health looked closely at the success levels of sepsis-alert algorithms, they found that the actual rates of improvement in intervention turned out to be far more modest than they appeared at first glance.

In fact, she said, ‘I’ve seen incorrect evaluation. People measured sepsis for mortality, then deployed the tool, then used billing code data, and evaluated. But it looks as though you’ve improved mortality, but there’s a dilution effect.’” In other words, it’s turning out that clinician and clinical informatics leaders must necessarily test out and recalibrate any algorithms developed elsewhere, in their own organizations, since, as Patterson told me, clinicians document inside their own organizations’ electronic health records in individual ways.

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Navigating the ‘Wild West’ of AI adoption in healthcare

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12/20/22 Modern Healthcare – Navigating the ‘Wild West’ of AI adoption in healthcare

Right now, clinical AI adoption in healthcare can feel like the ‘wild west’ due to the lag in the regulator’s ability to keep pace with the dynamics within the marketplace. Consequently, health systems are taking matters into their own hands, forming internal guardrails to measure performance and substantiate AI investments across their clinical ecosystems. Ultimately, it comes down to innovation, risk-appetite and, most importantly, trust.

Our founder and CEO, Dr. Suchi Saria is quoted – “You can have the best technology in the world, but if [care teams] don’t trust it, they won’t use it, and you can’t see any benefit”.

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Early detection of sepsis with the help of AI

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11/20/22 Healthcare In Europe – Early detection of sepsis with the help of AI

Suchi Saria, PhD, director of the Machine Learning and Healthcare Lab at Johns Hopkins, who led this work, explains that TREWS automatically and continuously monitors disparate clinical data, including vital signs, laboratory data, medication history, procedure and clinical history, and physician notes. It generates a continuous real-time “sepsis score” that can trigger an alert to healthcare staff. Clinical caregivers can analyse why the TREWS alert was generated, accept or dismiss it, and initiate timely treatment on patients confirmed to be septic.

‘Our results showing high physician adoption and associated mortality and morbidity reductions are a milestone for the field of AI,’ comments Saria. ‘They are the culmination of nearly a decade of significant technological investment, deep collaboration, the development of novel techniques, and rigorous evaluation. Further, what’s most exciting here is that this approach is applicable not just to sepsis but to many other critical complications.’

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Doctors Still Struggle to Diagnose a Condition That Kills More Americans Than Stroke

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10/16/22 The Atlantic – Doctors Still Struggle to Diagnose a Condition That Kills More Americans Than Stroke

In July, Johns Hopkins researchers published a trio of studies in Nature Medicine and npj Digital Medicine showcasing an early-warning system that uses artificial intelligence. The system caught 82 percent of sepsis cases and significantly reduced mortality. While AI—in this case, machine learning—has long promised to improve health care, most studies demonstrating its benefits have been conducted using historical data sets. Sources told me that, to the best of their knowledge, when used on patients in real time, no AI algorithm has shown success at scale.

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Read The Atlantic article

Learn more about Bayesian’s peer-reviewed research on sepsis here

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