Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Elevate Narrative- Based Medicine Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Goyen is the Chief Medical Officer Europe for GE Healthcare. He is responsible for leading medical, clinical and evidence generation strategies for product modalities in Europe and provides leadership in healthcare economics, outcomes research and comparative effectiveness research for new and existing products.
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Professor of Diagnostic Radiology Hamburg University, Germany
Chief Medical Officer GE Healthcare, Europe
An overview of the big trends in radiology/healthcare and what this means for the future of radiology, GE Healthcare and the industry. Key Points Data will need to be more integrated to provide longitudinal insights, enabling quicker and more impactful decision-making with Artificial Intelligence (AI). Staff shortages and burnout among radiologists have been an issue...
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A recent MIT Technology Review Insights survey looked at the current and potential future applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare environment. This article discusses the survey’s findings, and looks at how these technologies are ‘re-humanizing’ healthcare, by aiding the transition from target- to value-based care models. Not long ago, no one would have...
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Which clinical specialty will be most disrupted by Artificial Intelligence? Will it be radiology or narrative-based medicine? Prof. Mathias Goyen explains. The avalanche of healthcare data (clinical, imaging, genomic, lab etc) is mind-blowing and only likely to accelerate as precision health matures. Consequently, medicine will become even more data-dependent with the synergy between medicine...
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Machine ethics: A case for human-centric Artificial Intelligence With the development of AI comes the question of ethics, especially in the human-centric healthcare setting. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most transformative forces of our time and presents a great opportunity to increase prosperity and growth. Over the last decade, major advances have been realised due to the...
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Machine ethics and "Artificial Morality": Can and should machines act morally?
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Professor Of Diagnostic Radiology - Hamburg University; Chief Medical Officer - Oncology - Ge Healthcare TOP QUOTE FROM BLOG: Predictive maintenance in healthcare - If you can predict it, you can prevent it “The key advantages of predictive maintenance are that it can allow timely and convenient scheduling of corrective maintenance, and can prevent unexpected equipment...
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Predictive maintenance in healthcare - If you can predict it, you can prevent it
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X-ray, computed tomography, blood tests, genetic diagnostics, health apps and wearables: we are producing a whole host of health-related data. What opportunities and risks do “Big Data” provide for patients and their care? After increasing importance in the financial industry, logistics and production, Big Data and analytics have rapidly started to gain momentum in healthcare as well....
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A staff appraisal is a periodical advisory and support discussion between staff members and management that fosters agreements about objectives and the achievement of targets, that can be incorporated into target agreements. This process provides the opportunity, in a systematic and structured way that is outside of every-day working routine, to discuss matters that support and advance target-oriented...
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Healthcare’s once-upon-a-time days are gone. Simply being the nearby hospital does not automatically stake your organisation’s financial claim. So, in an increasingly competitive industry, what is the ideal way to market a hospital or healthcare service to consumers—who are often no longer just patients? Throughout Europe, healthcare has to date remained largely insulated from normal market mechani
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Managing a continuously increasing workload is a major challenge for many imaging departments. However, effective workload management can be achieved through service level agreements, and will help radiologists in their interaction with hospital administrators, as well as helping purchasing groups to enable appropriate resources to be provided for the imaging services. The goal of implementing a service...
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Key Points • The combination of PET and MR technology is highly complementary. • The issue of accurate MR-based methods for attenuation correction of the measured PET data needs to be addressed. • PET-MR imaging is clinically indicated for certain paediatric cancers, lymphoma, breast and prostate cancers and head and neck tumours, with the benefit of reduced radiation exposure. Future applications...
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