For Thomas Kelly, co-founder and chief executive of healthcare AI platform Heidi, the administrative burden of modern medicine isn’t just a productivity killer, it’s a clinical risk.
Having spent years in the trenches as a vascular surgeon, he has seen the invisible shift that occurs when a doctor’s focus is split between the patient in front of them and the mountain of documentation that follows.
In this issue, Kelly talks about clinical workflows, the regulatory double standard facing the industry, and why the future of clinical AI might actually be a wearable device on a surgeon’s chest.
Also in this issue, Paola Barbarino, outgoing chief executive of Alzheimer’s Disease International, talks about the double whammy facing the sandwich generation; Motics chief executive Harvinder Power discusses the necessity of predictable machine learning; and much more...
