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10 Promising AI Applications in Health Care

Harvard Business Review

There’s a lot of excitement right now about how artificial intelligence (AI) is going to change health care. And many AI technologies are cropping up to help people streamline administrative and clinical health care processes. billion in 206 deals between 2011 and 2017. health care by 2026.

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3 Health Care Trends That Don’t Hinge on the ACA

Harvard Business Review

health care system that won’t change. As a result, regardless of how the law evolves, tremendous opportunities will remain for consumers, medical providers, health care payers, and investors to shape and improve the health care system. But technology has become rooted firmly in U.S.

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The Untapped Potential of Health Care APIs

Harvard Business Review

If the health care industry followed suit, the impact on the quality and cost of care, the patient’s experience, and innovation could be enormous. The impact of open, standardized APIs in health care would be even more significant. Leading Change in Health Care. Insight Center.

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Healthcare Mergers: An Emerging Crisis | StrategyDriven

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StrategyDriven effective executives, efficient employees Home About The StrategyDriven Organization Our Company Our Contributors Karen K. area, a move it describes as “driven largely by health care reform, which demands an integrated regional network.&# Juliano Howard T. Dickens Jr. Johns Hopkins is not alone. .&#

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How the U.S. Army Personalized Its Mental Health Care

Harvard Business Review

Army’s efforts to come to grips with a dramatic upsurge in war-related behavioral conditions over the past 13 years holds valuable lessons for bringing precision mental health care to the civilian world. Between 2007 and 2011, more than $2.5 Innovating for Value in Health Care. million to 3.3 Insight Center.

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The Harvard Contest That’s Trying to Improve Health Care Delivery

Harvard Business Review

In the fall of 2014, the HBS-HMS Forum on Health Care Innovation launched the inaugural Health Acceleration Challenge — a “scale up” competition that focuses on compelling solutions to problems in health care delivery that have already been implemented at a small scale and have the potential for wider dissemination.

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Patient-Reported Data Can Help People Make Better Health Care Choices

Harvard Business Review

In health care, value accrues to patients, insurers, and society at large. ” But most patients don’t embark on a health care experience with a thorough understanding of available treatment options and their anticipated health outcomes. Similarly, U.S. Toward that end, several steps must be taken.