AI in Health Care: The Collaboration revolution

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Hospitals and clinics worldwide are looking to artificial intelligence to augment human professional capacity, sharpen operational efficiency and medical diagnoses, and ultimately improve health outcomes.

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Researchers at MIT Technology Review have surveyed more than 900 health-care professionals across the United States and the United Kingdom and spoke directly with medical professionals on the front lines.

Our team also compiled the latest industry data on AI use in Asian health-care markets and pulled insights from a dozen interviews with health-care practitioners and executives.

The data collected in this report follows the highest journalistic standards, employs the discerning filter of MIT, and paints a clear picture of the future of health care and AI.

80% of respondents in the US and UK say that AI has resulted in more accurate diagnoses.

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How is health care innovating with AI?

Health care is ripe for AI innovation. Countries around the world are facing large-scale inequity in access to high-quality medical resources and services. Other medical professionals are grappling with day-to-day complexities while trying to deliver care efficiently. This is where AI can help.

This report details how AI is already being used in collaboration with health care providers to address global health-care challenges and provide better and more comprehensive health-care services to the general public.

In the full report:

• Have board-room ready insights on how AI is improving healthcare
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• Read analysis that follows the highest standard of journalistic ethics
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• Survey data from more than 900 health-care professionals across the United States and the United Kingdom
• Latest industry data on AI use in Asian health-care markets

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