HIMSS TV: Etiometry on AI’s role in clinical decision support
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In this HIMSS TV interview, Etiometry CEO Shane Cooke dives into the transformative role of AI in clinical decision support—not as a replacement for clinicians, but as a powerful tool to enhance their expertise. Watch the full interview to see how he breaks down how predictive analytics can detect patient deterioration earlier, why AI-driven insights help optimize critical care decisions in real time, and the future of data-driven healthcare and its impact on patient outcomes.
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