Editor's Note
The Cleveland Clinic has launched a new Center for Clinical Artificial Intelligence, which will focus on applying machine learning to healthcare diagnostics, predictive analytics, and treatment planning, the March 13 Health IT Analytics reports.
As part of the Cleveland Clinic Enterprise Analytics division, the new center will analyze data from more than one million Cleveland Clinic patients to build predictive models for inpatient mortality risk, projected length of stay, and risk of readmission.
Other research will focus on precision medicine, such as improving cancer detection through artificial intelligence-driven imaging analytics and predicting patient responses to therapies using machine learning algorithms.
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