Webinar: How to Optimize ICU Decision-Making with AI-Driven Clinical Intelligence

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Join Dr. Sally Vitali from Boston Children’s Hospital as she shares her experience using AI-driven clinical intelligence to support ICU decision-making. The session will highlight published clinical outcomes, practical insights, and early experience with the recently implemented next-generation platform.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand how AI-driven clinical intelligence supports ICU decision-making and care optimization.
  • Review published clinical outcomes demonstrating its impact on patient care.
  • Explore practical insights and new capabilities of the next-generation platform.

Click here to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_284IwrRGSja8RoA1HWROlw


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