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At , we’ve been investing in healthcare since day one, with clients including Moderna, Rush University Medical Center and the NHS building new cloud strategies. From developing public health analytics hubs to improving health equity and patient outcomes, to developing a vaccine for COVID-19 in just 65 days, customers are using machine learning (ML) and the cloud to solve their biggest health challenges and drive change. . I was. More personalized care and prediction.
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Last year we launched Amazon HealthLake, a service built specifically for storing, transforming, and querying health data in the cloud. With this service, you can benefit from a comprehensive view of the health data of individuals or large numbers of patients.
Today we’re excited to announce two new capabilities in HealthLake that bring the art of medical imaging and analytics.
As medical imaging data continues to grow in size and complexity, healthcare professionals face many challenges, including:
These complexities can hinder decision-making and affect the delivery of care. To address these challenges, we’re excited to announce the preview of Amazon HealthLake Imaging, a new HIPAA-compliant feature that makes it easy to store, access, and analyze medical images at the petabyte scale. This new feature is designed for fast, sub-second retrieval of medical images in clinical workflows with high availability and secure access from anywhere (eg web, desktop, phone). You can also run medical viewers and math applications on a single encrypted copy of the same data in the cloud with standard metadata and advanced compression. As a result, HealthLake Imaging is estimated to help reduce the total cost of medical image storage by up to 40%.
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We are proud to partner with our partners to launch HealthLake Imaging to accelerate the adoption of cloud-native solutions to move business imaging flows to the cloud and accelerate innovation.
Intelerad and Arteris are startup partners using HealthLake Imaging to increase the scalability and visual performance of next-generation PACS systems and AI platforms, respectively. Radical Imaging uses open source projects like OHIF or Cornerstone.js built on top of the HealthLake Imaging API to provide customers with cloud-based, seamless medical imaging applications. And NVIDIA collaborated and developed the MONAI connector for HealthLake Imaging. MONAI is an open source healthcare AI framework for developing and deploying scale models for AI applications.
“Intelerad has always focused on solving complex problems in healthcare, while helping our customers to grow and deliver exceptional patient care to more patients around the world. Using Amazon HealthLake Imaging is on the path to continuous innovation. Including, we can: Quickly innovate and reduce complexity while providing users scale and unmatched performance – AJ Watson, Chief Product Officer, Intelerad Medical Systems “Amazon HealthLake Imaging With Arteries, you can significantly improve the performance and responsiveness of your application and provide a rich feature set. It provides benefits and a number of future enhancements to develop solutions that seek to create future value from image data. – Richard Moss, Director of Product Management, Arteri
Radboudumc and the University of Maryland Medical Intelligent Imaging Center (UM2ii) are among the customers using HealthLake Imaging to increase access to medical imaging and improve imaging distribution.
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“At Radboud University Medical Center, our goal is to be pioneers in creating a more human-centered and innovative future of healthcare. We are developing an AI solution in collaboration with Amazon HealthLake Imaging to help doctors and researchers use ML algorithms – Bram van Ginneken, Group Chairman Radboudumc’s Diagnostic Image Analysis Group “UM2ii was established to bring together innovators, thinkers and scientists across academia and industry. Our mission is to accelerate our goal of pushing the boundaries of medical AI thinking. We are excited to build the next generation of cloud-based, intelligent imaging with Amazon HealthLake Imaging and meet durability, performance, and reliability. – Paul Yi, Director, Amazon HealthLake Analytics, UM2ii
The second feature we are excited to announce is Amazon HealthLake Analytics. Integrating highly contextual and complex multimodal data is the key to meaningful progress in delivering accurate diagnosis and targeted therapy.
HealthLake Analytics makes it easy to query and gain insights from multi-modal health data at scale, at the individual or population level, with the ability to securely share data across the enterprise and enable advanced analytics and ML with just a few clicks. This eliminates the need to perform complex data export and data conversion.
HealthLake Analytics automatically adapts raw health data from multiple sources (eg medical records, health insurance claims, EHRs, medical devices) into a format that supports analysis and collaboration in minutes. Integration with other services makes it easy to query data and SQL using Amazon Athena, as well as share and analyze data to enable advanced analytics and ML. You can create powerful dashboards with Amazon QuickSight to analyze gaps in care and disease management across your patient population. Alternatively, you can quickly and efficiently build and train multiple ML models in Amazon SageMaker to derive AI-powered predictions, such as the risk of hospital admission or the overall effectiveness of a treatment regimen. HealthLake Analytics saves months of engineering effort and allows you to do your best to deliver care to your patients.
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At, our goal is to help you deliver the right, personal, and high-value care. This means reinventing collaboration methods, making data-driven clinical and operational decisions, enabling precision medicine, speeding up treatments, and helping to reduce costs. consideration
With these new capabilities in Amazon HealthLake, we and our partners can help drive next-generation image flows to the cloud and uncover insights from diverse health data while complying with HIPAA, GDPR, and other regulations.
Tehsin Syed is the General Manager of Health AI at Amazon Web Services and leads health AI engineering and product development efforts including Amazon Comprehend Medical and Amazon Health. Tehsin works with Amazon Web Services teams across engineering, science, product and technology to develop basic healthcare and AI solutions and AI products. Prior to working at Cerner Corporation, Tehsin worked at the intersection of healthcare and technology for 23 years as Vice President of Engineering at Cerner Corporation.
Dr. Taha Kass-Hout is Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Machine Learning at Amazon Web Services and leads the company’s AI health strategy and efforts, including Amazon Comprehend Medical and Amazon HealthLake. He works with the Amazon team responsible for developing the science, technology, and scale of laboratory tests for COVID-19, including Amazon’s first FDA approval for peer review and now available to the public for home testing. A physician and bioinformatics expert, Taha served two terms under President Obama, including as the FDA’s first chief of health information. During his time as a public servant, he pioneered new technologies and the use of the cloud (CDC’s Electronic Disease Surveillance) and created openFDA, a globally accessible data sharing platform, enabling researchers and the public to search and analyze adverse effects. . Data and precisionFDA (part of the President’s Precision Medicine Initiative). Architecture and Migration Cloud Operations Gaming Market News Partner Network Business Big Data Business Strategy Production Cloud Financial Management Computing Contact Center Database Containers Desktop and Streaming Systems Developer Tools DevOps Front End Web and Mobile HPC
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Health care organizations collect vast amounts of patient information every day, from family history and clinical observations to diagnosis and treatment. They want to use all this data to put together a complete picture of a patient’s health information to provide better health care. Currently, these data are distributed across multiple systems (electronic medical records, laboratory systems, medical image collections, etc.) and are in multiple non-interoperable formats.
New standards such as Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) aim to overcome these challenges by providing a consistent format for describing and exchanging structured data in these systems. However, most of this data is medical records (eg clinical records), documents (eg PDF lab reports), forms (eg insurance claims), images (eg X-rays, MRIs), and audio ( eg insurance claims). Random information contained in the. . recorded conversations for example) and time series data (eg heart ECG) and
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