GE Healthcare and AWS Collaborate on Generative AI for Healthcare Innovation
GE Healthcare and AWS have partnered to develop and deploy AI foundation models and generative AI applications to transform healthcare delivery. The collaboration aims to unlock vast amounts of unstructured healthcare data trapped in silos to improve patient care by enabling faster, more comprehensive data analysis, precision diagnostics, and personalized treatments. GE Healthcare's internal developers use Amazon Q Developer and Amazon Q Business to build AI-powered tools that aid diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and personalized care aggregation from multimodal clinical and operational data. AWS provides the secure, scalable cloud infrastructure with compliance to data privacy regulations such as HIPAA. The generative AI models could reduce clinical application development cycles and improve clinical workflow efficiencies significantly.
- Organization
- GE Healthcare
- Industry
- Healthcare
- Location
- United States
- Published
- July 2024
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Strategic outcomes
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- 1Generative AI for Healthcare
- 2AI Foundation Models
- Healthcare generates a vast amount of data, but 97% of it is inaccessible to clinicians due to unstructured formats and data silos.
- There is a need to aggregate, analyze, and securely utilize multimodal healthcare data to enable precision diagnosis and personalized treatment.
- Developing healthcare industry-specific AI foundation models on AWS's machine learning and generative AI platform.
- Training and deploying clinical foundation models to aggregate multimodal clinical and operational data.
- Building generative AI applications powered by these foundation models to help clinicians access comprehensive patient data quickly for better diagnosis and treatment.
- GE Healthcare developers use Amazon Q Developer and Amazon Q Business to explore AI-enhanced tools for personalized care and clinical decision support.
- Reduced development cycles from years to months through generative AI.
- Improved standards of care with more predictive and preventive approaches for personalized patient treatment.
- Increased clinical workflow efficiency and reduction in clinician burden.
- Compliance with healthcare data privacy regulations like HIPAA.
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