How AI is changing healthcare

Barinder Marhok, M.Pharm., global head of life sciences at Quantiphi, a digital engineering rm headquartered in suburban Boston, says one ripe opportunity to streamline health systems' efficiency is the mundane problems with scheduling patients. BenevolentAI's platform, and others like it,...

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Published inManaged Healthcare Executive Vol. 34; no. 10; pp. 14 - 18
Main Author Kaltwasser, Jared
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Monmouth Junction MultiMedia Healthcare Inc 01.10.2024
Subjects
Artificial intelligence
Clinical trials
Drug development
Efficiency
Health care
Health care industry
Health care policy
Large language models
Patients
Pharmaceutical industry
Ultrasonic imaging
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Summary:Barinder Marhok, M.Pharm., global head of life sciences at Quantiphi, a digital engineering rm headquartered in suburban Boston, says one ripe opportunity to streamline health systems' efficiency is the mundane problems with scheduling patients. BenevolentAI's platform, and others like it, can identify potential molecules and targets that are likely to have a meaningful clinical effect, she says. [...]AI can then conduct simulations to help developers choose compounds to study in trials. According to a review article published in the journal Drug Discovery in June 2024, 67 AI-discovered molecules were being assessed in clinical trials in 2023, up from just seven in 2018. [...]molecular biology is just embedded in everything we do and how we think," she says. Since AI can better analyze things like the pathogenesis of diseases, she envisions a world where mechanisms become more important than disease categories.
ISSN:1533-9300
2150-7120