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The future of healthcare is closer than we think

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By Kees Wesdorp
| Business Reporter Verified
A decade ago, we talked about AI in healthcare the way we talked about self-driving cars: inevitable someday, but not immediately practical. Today, what’s changed isn’t just the algorithms. It’s the economics. One reason we can now deploy AI at scale is that compute power has vastly increased and the cost of computing is vastly cheaper than it was even five years ago. Hardware efficiency has leapt forward, accelerated by innovations and technology advancements across the ecosystem.
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#rsna25 #radiology #medicalimaging | Brian Casey

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By Kees Wesdorp, Brian Casey
| LinkedIn
I talked to DeepHealth executives Kees Wesdorp and Sham Sokka, PhD #RSNA25 about the company’s AI and imaging IT solutions, as well as and other recent developments. #radiology #medicalimaging …more 79 1 Comment To view or add a comment, sign in 11,722 followers More from this author Explore content categories Create your free account or sign in to continue your search New to LinkedIn?
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Teaming up to advance health equity

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By Kees Wesdorp, Robert Metzke
| Philips
Digital innovation is a key driver of health equity – new technologies enable quality care for people who otherwise would not have access. More equitable and accessible healthcare systems will require stakeholders across sectors working together in complementary ways. When companies embed health equity across their organizations (including as part of ESG commitments) they can have more meaningful and lasting impact. Billions of people around the world can’t access the health services they need.
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