The initiative will receive $10M annually to drive innovations that will improve patient quality and safety The UF College of Medicine has received $10 million annually in state appropriations to launch an artificial intelligence-enabled Quality & Patient Safety initiative, or QPSi. The college’s vision is to create an institute…
The College of Medicine is turning to AI to improve patient safety under the AI-QI initiative Clinicians and researchers at the UF College of Medicine, developed the clinician-clinician patient safety graph, which uses AI to look at how teams collaborate to deliver care to patient populations. When a patient…
Over 140 attended first-ever AI CME meeting in Orlando A palpable buzz of excitement could be felt as attendees began slowly filing in through the hallways of the stately Disney Yacht Club Resort. After checking in, conferencegoers explored the convention space’s quiet elegance and gentle nautical touches, while looking…
Inaugural AI4Health: Improving Health through Artificial Intelligence conference to be held from April 20-22 This April, the UF College of Medicine will host its inaugural AI4Health: Improving Health through Artificial Intelligence conference, designed to explore how AI-enabled discoveries will change clinical practice and improve patients’ health. The conference, which will provide…
Two initiatives under value pillar of strategic plan aim to connect experts with resources for AI-QI efforts When going on a road trip decades ago, drivers would pull their Road Atlas from the glove box to get the lay of the land and plan their route. They might even…
The Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program enables health care teams to make impactful changes Like football, health care is a team sport where groups of physicians, residents, physician assistants, nurses and therapists collaborate to provide the best care possible for their patients. A new program being piloted as part of…
The multiday program incorporates coding, team science activities into sessions tailored for medical trainees Shifting from the anatomy lab to the computer lab, a group of two dozen UF College of Medicine students gathered earlier this summer to learn more about the data-crunching technology that is impacting clinical care…
