IBM’s Rometty: ‘Cognitive healthcare is mainstream, it’s real and it’s here’
"Competitive advantage in healthcare will not come from digitization," Rometty said. "It's going to come from cognitive." But there must be transparency.
IBM Watson finding its way into real-world image interpretation
The South Florida group is applying Watson-powered "cognitive peer review" to medical imaging in an effort to diagnose aortic stenosis earlier.
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Inside an Automated Healthcare Practice: Redesigning Care Around People, Not Paperwork
By reducing administrative burden and redesigning workflows around human needs, it creates space for what matters most: connection between clinicians and patients.
The rise of artificial intelligence is not the beginning of the end for doctors
What are the limits of cognitive computing? They will never replace the human touch of doctors.
IBM Watson Health is 21st Century aide to docs
IBM Watson Health is meant to bring in best practices from an institution and cross-reference those with the vast body of medical knowledge out in the world.
16 providers and vendors join IBM Watson Health in medical imaging collaborative
The IBM Watson Health medical imaging collaborative seeks to make "cognitive imaging" a routine part of medical practice in oncology, neurology, diabetes care, eye care, cardiovascular disease and other image-heavy specialties.