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The top 5 Nuadox articles of 2024

- By Phil Siarri , Nuadox -

As the year comes to a close, it's the perfect time to reflect on the platform's most popular articles.

The ranking below is based on total/unique pageviews as well as average time on page from January 1 to December 31, 2024 on nuadox.com.

1/ Startup develops rapid test to help detect cervical cancer

Ziel Biosciences, supported by FAPESP, has created a pioneering self-collection test kit for cervical cancer detection, offering instant results and addressing accessibility challenges in underserved Brazilian regions. Unlike traditional methods, the test detects cancerous lesions using liquid-based cytology (LBC), making it the first rapid test of its kind. Ziel plans to expand access through partnerships with health services and develop a smartphone app to assist users, aiming to reduce cervical cancer rates and improve public health efficiency.

2/ HIMSS24: Day 1 highlights

This was part 1 of our coverage of the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in Orlando. Day 1 featured the 26th HIMSS Nursing Informatics Forum under the theme “Legacy and Innovation: The Journey of Nursing Informatics.”

3/ Study reveals how two proteins differently affect brain activity in pre-clinical Alzheimer’s disease

A McGill University study links amyloid-beta and tau proteins to disrupted brain activity and cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s. Using PET and MEG scans, researchers found amyloid-beta causes hyperactivity, while its combination with tau leads to hypoactivity and memory and attention loss, offering insights into early disease prediction.

4/ Butantan Institute’s dengue vaccine protects 79.6% of those vaccinated, study shows

The Butantan Institute’s single-dose dengue vaccine, Butantan-DV, showed 79.6% efficacy and strong safety across ages 2-59 in a large Phase 3 trial. Effective against multiple dengue serotypes, it offers a promising solution to reduce cases and hospitalizations in Brazil's hyperendemic regions.

5/ Scientists develop 3D printing technique using microwaves for faster, versatile manufacturing

Lawrence Livermore researchers developed Microwave Volumetric Additive Manufacturing (MVAM), a 3D printing method curing opaque and composite resins faster and enabling complex parts, with transformative potential for aerospace, automotive, and healthcare despite cost challenges.

Wishing everyone a safe and healthy New Year, and thanking you for your continued support.

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Empowering Healthcare with genAI : Google Cloud’s Latest Advancements at HIMSS24

At HIMSS24, Google Cloud (Booth 2512) introduced new advancements to assist healthcare and life sciences organisations enable interoperability, create a better data foundation for the organisations and deploy generative AI tools which can significantly enhance patient outcomes.

Improving its Vertex AI Search technology is the most primary and crucial task. Healthcare administrative costs were increased by upto 30% in the year 2022, which reached $60 billion per year, and the physician burnout had reached upto 53% in the very year and there is a need for more than 13 million nurses around the world which is required to overcome. 

Read More:(https://theleadersglobe.com/life-interest/health/empowering-healthcare-with-genai-google-clouds-latest-advancements-at-himss24/)

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We are excited to announce our return to the @HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition! Visit our @Chetu, Inc. team at Booth #5764 to learn how our #CustomHealthcareSoftwareDevelopment solutions can help revolutionize your approach to healthcare. To learn how we can make a difference for your organization, click here: https://tinyurl.com/ChetuHIMSS24. 

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Supercharge your Cisco HIMSS24 experience

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Beyond HIMSS24: Microsoft partners redefine healthcare with AI solutions

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I’ve always said that some of the most interesting things in health IT are when someone brings together the right mix of technology, partners, and users to do something that they couldn’t possibly do alone.  I sometimes refer to this as health IT ne #BioTech #science

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Google Cloud 部署生成式 AI，實現資料互通提升醫療機構照護品質

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The Illusion of AI: Unveiling the Magic Behind Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Jonathan Chen Reveals the Risks and Realities of Generative AI

Dr. Jonathan Chen, a renowned assistant professor at the Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, captivated the audience at the HIMSS24 AI in Healthcare Forum with his thought-provoking performance. Drawing inspiration from Arthur C. Clarke's famous quote, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," Chen highlighted the growing challenge of discerning reality from illusion in a world where technology, especially artificial intelligence (AI), is advancing at an unprecedented pace.

Chen's engaging demonstrations, which included impressive magic tricks, served as a metaphor for the risks associated with AI, particularly generative AI. While acknowledging the value AI offers, he emphasized the need for transparency and a clear understanding of its potential dangers.

The Invisible Forces at Play

Chen emphasized the "invisible forces at play" in the age of generative AI, comparing them to the black-box concept of machine learning algorithms. He showcased a video of an AI-generated speaker who closely resembled himself, raising questions about the authenticity of what we perceive as real. Chen stressed the need to critically evaluate the credibility of AI-generated content, as it challenges our ability to distinguish between what is genuine and what is fabricated.

The Pandora's Box of AI

Chen acknowledged the wide range of practical applications of AI in healthcare, from automating administrative tasks to enhancing patient engagement. However, he cautioned that the Pandora's box of AI has been opened, leading to both positive and negative consequences. Chen recounted a conversation with medical trainees who were relying on AI systems like ChatGPT during their rounds.

He advised caution, urging them to understand the limitations and potential pitfalls of using AI as a medical reference.

The Evolution of AI

Chen highlighted the evolving nature of generative language models (LLMs), describing them as "autocomplete on steroids." These models have demonstrated emergent properties, such as question answering, summarization, translation, and even reasoning with a theory of mind. Chen emphasized the power of language in creating convincing illusions of intelligence, urging clinicians to be vigilant for confabulation, where AI systems string together words without true understanding or meaning.

The Empathy of AI

Contrary to popular belief, AI is not devoid of empathy. Chen referenced a study conducted by his colleagues at Stanford, which found that chatbot-generated answers to medical questions scored higher in quality and empathy compared to responses from real doctors. This challenges the notion that humans have a monopoly on empathy and therapeutic relationships.

Chen predicted that more people may seek therapy and counseling from automated robots due to the overwhelming demand and limited supply of human healthcare providers.

While AI continues to shape the healthcare landscape, Chen emphasized the irreplaceable role of humans in the equation. He quoted healthcare IT and informatics pioneer Warner Slack, stating that any doctor who can be replaced by a computer should be replaced by a computer. However, Chen's concern lies in the burnout experienced by physicians who are burdened with data entry tasks and the overwhelming needs of millions of patients.

He expressed hope that AI systems can alleviate some of the workload, allowing healthcare professionals to find joy in their work once again. Ultimately, Chen believes that those who embrace and learn to effectively utilize AI will thrive in the ever-changing healthcare landscape.

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Highlight of HIMSS24 conference.

The highlight of the HIMSS24 conference was the unveiling of groundbreaking advancements in healthcare technology, including innovative solutions in remote patient monitoring, artificial intelligence, interoperability, and telemedicine. Additionally, notable keynote speeches and panel discussions by industry leaders shed light on the future of healthcare delivery and the importance of leveraging technology to improve patient outcomes and enhance the overall healthcare experience. The conference provided a platform for networking, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing among healthcare professionals, IT experts, and industry stakeholders, driving innovation and shaping the future of healthcare.

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We are having a great time at the @HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition! Don't miss the chance to meet our @Chetu, Inc. team at Booth #5764 and learn how our #CustomHealthcareSoftwareDevelopment solutions can revolutionize your healthcare approach. To learn how we can make a difference for your organization, click here: https://tinyurl.com/ChetuHIMSS24. 

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Meet Jade Global at HIMSS24 in Orlando, FL

Explore Healthcare Innovative Solutions and Insights with our Healthcare Leaders at HIMSS 2024. We are waiting for you at booth #6658. Let's meet.

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HIMSS24: Day 3 highlights

- By Danielle Siarri , Nuadox -

Here are our Day 3 highlights of the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in Orlando (March 11-15).

Today, I was part of a discussion revolving around advancements in interoperability within the healthcare system, particularly within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Eliza Levy, representing the Lighthouse program, discussed the progress made in interoperability in the past five to eight years, highlighting initiatives like the Patient Health API and the Clinical Health API. These APIs enable veterans to access their health information securely and share it across various applications, improving their healthcare experience. There are over 20 applications already in production.

Furthermore, the discussion touched upon the importance of ethical frameworks for data access and use, as well as expanding the definition of interoperability to include end-user experience and business outcomes.

Questions from participants addressed topics such as ambient technology implementation and the future deployment of AI technology to reduce clinician burnout within the VA.

Additionally, the conversation focused on engaging diverse innovators and startups to further innovation in healthcare delivery.

Stay tuned for Day 4...

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HIMSS24: Day 2 highlights

- By Danielle Siarri , Nuadox -

Here are our Day 2 highlights of the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in Orlando (March 11-15).

I attended a session about a customized electronic competency self-assessment tool for informaticians at the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

The tool, called My Informatics Readiness Tool (MyIRT), includes four components on the Talent Management System (TMS 2.0) platform: Competency Assessment, My Development Plan, The Career Worksheet, and Career Pathways Map.

The initial focus is on supporting the competency assessment process, which involves gathering self-assessed ratings from employees and ratings from supervisors.

The assessment helps identify skill gaps and assists with professional development goals.

Stay tuned for Day 3…

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HIMSS24: Day 1 highlights

- By Danielle Siarri , Nuadox -

Today, we are starting our coverage of the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in Orlando. The event will take place from March 11-15. Here are my Day 1 highlights.

I attended the HIMSS Nursing Informatics Forum's 26th edition, marked by the theme "Legacy and Innovation: The Journey of Nursing Informatics."

It celebrated past achievements while addressing current challenges such as the global nursing shortage and burnout.

The forum highlighted the role of the Informatics Nurse Leader and explored the transformative potential of technologies, notably artificial intelligence. It emphasized the need for nursing informaticists to understand and integrate AI responsibly into daily practices, bridging theory and application.

Learning objectives also included understanding the evolution of the Chief Nursing Informatics Officer (CNIO) role.

It was great to see geographical diversity among participants.

Stay tuned for Day 2…

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Hal Wolf, CEO of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), made several bold statements at HIMSS24 about international growth, courting people in CIO-adjacent roles, and learning from other industries. #BioTech #science