This episode kicks off a five-part series exploring the future of patient monitoring, beginning with a frontline look inside the ICU as Dr. Sanjay Subramanian and Intel’s Kaeli Tully unpack how better data, staffing models, and scalable tech can help spot patient decline earlier across the hospital.

This episode kicks off a five-part series exploring the future of patient monitoring, beginning with a frontline look inside the ICU as Dr. Sanjay Subramanian and Intel’s Kaeli Tully unpack how better data, staffing models, and scalable tech can help spot patient decline earlier across the hospital.

Michelle Dawn Mooney talks with Mike Dubrovsky of SiPhox about the importance of clinical diagnostic testing, the U.S. Healthcare System, and how it can be improved.

Michelle Dawn Mooney talks with Mike Dubrovsky of SiPhox about the importance of clinical diagnostic testing, the U.S. Healthcare System, and how it can be improved.

What You Do Matters Institute, and HonorHealth’s Todd Larson joins Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore the transformation of clinical care through network operation centers.

Amy Gilliam and Christopher Robinson join Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore Intel’s role in providing Open-Source solutions.

William Caldwell, MD, joins Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore Intel’s role in providing solutions for next-generation digital health workflows.

William Caldwell, MD, joins Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore Intel’s role in providing solutions for next-generation digital health workflows.

Providence Health System VP and Chief Talent Officer Darci Hall and Intel Health Account Executive Jeffrey Berghammer discuss the challenges in the healthcare industry and how augmented reality might be the solution the industry needs.

Michael McManus and Chin Fang join Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore the Cloud to Edge solutions for the processing, movement and storage of healthcare data.

Andrew Lamkin and Patrick Foley discuss Intel’s involvement in developing a federated learning model that is effective in enabling data access whilst protecting patient information.

Jennifer Goldsack CEO of Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) joins Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore the importance of remote patient monitoring and vision for the future.

While sharing health data is critical to improving processes and collaboration, health privacy remains a priority, and AI can help clinics comply with the various regulations.

Dennis Kogan, Co-Founder and CEO, Caresyntax and Eric King, Investment Director at Intel Capital highlight how artificial intelligence is used to mitigate acute staffing shortages in operation rooms.

Intel Senior Strategic Innovation Manager Shashi Jain and Yrikka, Inc. CTO Dr. John Kalantari discuss the exciting future prospects of space travel and how health management will change as a result.

With most industries experiencing staffing shortages, Lunit and Intel partner together to try to help fill the void that’s impacting radiology and cancer test diagnosis.

Patrick Boisseau and Nathan Peper describe the challenges of navigating the U.S. and EU healthcare systems and how digital technologies can help provide potential solutions.

AI engineer experts discuss a reference implementation that could enable improvement to brain tumor segmentation diagnoses and treatments.

Maria Meriacre and Rahul Mehta join Health and Life Sciences at the Edge to explore the value of virtual desktop infrastructure imaging for home diagnostic reporting.

Experts reveal the challenges associated with providing patients with timely diagnostics and the impact on patient outcomes.