GE HealthCare is developing a digital health platform that brings together patient data for streamlined care and operations, The Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 16.
GE HealthCare will deploy its existing Command Center platform, with capabilities such as helping hospitals find open beds and track patients at risk for sepsis, alongside patient data generated by imaging and other medical devices to provide a more holistic view of the patient. The platform will aggregate all patient data and add artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to support better patient care.
The company even hired a former Amazon machine-learning official, Taha Kass-Hout, MD, to lead its initiatives in the role of chief technology officer.