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New AI app will help doctors treat cancer
A new artificial intelligence application called CareIntellect for Oncology promises to save time for doctors specializing in cancer treatment. The tool announced by GE HealthCare helps oncologists quickly access their patients' disease history and progression, saving them from having to sift through complex records.
According to Dr. Taha Kass-Hout, global director of science and technology at GE HealthCare, too much health data goes unused, making it difficult to analyze and overwhelming doctors.
CareIntellect can summarize clinical reports, identify deviations from treatment plans and flag missed exams, facilitating decision-making. Additionally, the tool helps locate relevant clinical trials for patients, saving hours of work.
Ultimately, GE HealthCare's goal is to improve patient care by reducing clinician burden and raising the standard of care using artificial intelligence.