GE Healthcare introduces new AI, imaging systems
Editor's Note
GE Healthcare introduced the newest advancements in its Edison artificial intelligence (AI) programs and new imaging systems at the Radiological Society of North America’s annual meeting, the December 2 AuntMinnie.com reports.
GE designed the Edison Open AI Orchestrator to simplify AI implementation and support of multiple AI applications by integrating AI into the PACS-based radiology reading workflow.
Another new tool is a department management dashboard, called the Clinical Command Centre, which pulls hospital data from multiple sources and analyzes it with AI tools to give real-time information and to predict trends and shift resources to meet them. The dashboard is designed to be equivalent to a NASA control center for radiology departments.
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