HealthTech Arkansas, along with nine healthcare providers — Arkansas Heart Hospital, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Arkansas Urology, Baptist Health, CHI St. Vincent, Conway Regional, Mercy, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), and Washington Regional Medical Center — announced the six startup companies selected for the 2019 HealthTech Arkansas healthcare accelerator.
The SAP.iO program is designed to accelerate startups working within healthcare: hospital system providers, employee health and wellness solutions, medical devices and health IT. SAP.iO will provide access to curated mentorship, exposure to SAP technology and application programming interfaces (APIs), and opportunities to collaborate with SAP customers to each of the seven early-stage startups chosen for the program.
Set Expectations!
Good meetings are all about homework. Setting up expectations before the meeting is very important. It helps both sides focus and prepare. If there is a misalignment, the meetings end up with almost no result or unnecessary delays, or with the completely wrong people in the room.
With the widespread adoption of electronic medical records (EMRs) and recent advances in machine learning, natural language processing has come to the forefront in clinical AI. Despite the challenges of working with unstructured text, doctors’ notes and other clinical text contains some of the richest information about a patient. Droice presented real-world use cases of NLP-powered solutions in several languages built by leveraging massive repositories of clinical text to help clinicians make better decisions for individual patients.
Drawing inspiration from machine learning and digital logic synthesis, we built a genetic circuit design automation platform, Cello. Cello has aided in the design of some of the most complex genetic circuitry to date.
We firmly believe that good quality healthcare should be accessible to everyone. What keeps us going is the number of human lives we affect every day & the number of lives we can affect in the future. Every small successful step Droice takes saves millions of dollars in healthcare & improves the lives of thousands of physicians and patients.
India is one of the largest countries in the world and has the most room for innovative, sustainable, and scalable healthcare technologies to improve lives. why?
In the March meeting in CHOC Children’s CA, Tasha Nagamine spoke on what Deep learning, Machine learning, its differences and how they can be used for creating various applications in the EHR and healthcare in general.
In the USA, the FDA defines a rare disease as any disease that affects fewer than 200,000 Americans. It is estimated that 350 million people suffer from rare diseases worldwide. Mayur gave a talk on using AI to find rare disease. He spoke about how AI makes it possible to find rare diseases using AI on unstructured data. He also spoke about how Droice technology makes it possible to identify these rare disease patient cohorts.