The Infrastructure for AI-powered, Whole-person Care

Artificial intelligence – created and introduced as something that could imitate the human brain and its capacity for cognitive thinking. Ever since its inception, AI has widely been used in developing various spheres such as selective defense, space exploration, and lately, intelligent personal assistant like Siri, Google or Alexa. While AI, no matter how powerful, can ever replace physicians, it is slowly making its way into modern healthcare and changing the realm of healthcare as we know it.

Imagine a world where 100,000 lives are saved annually by simply adhering to clinical preventive care guidelines. This isn't a futuristic ideal; it's a possibility articulated by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Yet, our healthcare reality is riddled with gaps: patients without timely treatment, missed diagnoses during critical early stages, and clinical guidelines that often remain unheeded. When cancer treatment is delayed even by a month, the risk of mortality can rise between 6 to 13%, a peril that escalates with each ticking second, as per research published by the British Medical Journal.