AI for Precision Medicine ‘Top of Mind’ in 5 Years, Health System Execs Say

Health system executives expect artificial intelligence tools for precision medicine to have a significant effect on their organizations in the next five years, according to a report from the Center for Connected Medicine, an executive briefing center operated by GE Healthcare, Nokia and UPMC in Pittsburgh.

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