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- 🚦 FDA Eases AI Medical Device Approvals : Issue # 26
🚦 FDA Eases AI Medical Device Approvals : Issue # 26
Plus: AI Closes Heart Valve Care Disparities ❤️
AIHealthTech Insider: Issue # 26
AI is revolutionizing healthcare with breakthroughs in diagnostics, personalized care, and innovative treatments.
Here's what you need to know about the latest developments in AI-driven medical technology:
The FDA has finalized guidelines to streamline approvals for AI-enabled medical devices, addressing the surge of nearly 1,000 such tools already cleared. The guidance emphasizes a "least burdensome" approach, allowing developers to modify AI-powered software without repeated submissions, provided they include a Predetermined Change Control Plan (PCCP) detailing planned changes, testing, and risk mitigation strategies.
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Designed to support iterative improvements, the guidelines encourage safe and effective innovation in AI-driven healthcare. By simplifying the regulatory process, the FDA aims to foster growth in AI-powered tools that enhance patient care and reduce administrative burdens.
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Medtronic, in collaboration with Tempus, has launched the ALERT trial to improve access to transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) using AI-powered alerts. Leveraging Tempus Next’s precision algorithms, the study aims to identify underserved patients with severe aortic stenosis (AS) or mitral regurgitation (MR), addressing health disparities in cardiac care. By streamlining patient identification via electronic health records, Medtronic seeks to bring life-saving TAVR treatments to those in need, ensuring more equitable and timely care.
Philips and Mayo Clinic are using AI to shorten cardiac MRI exams, improving access, efficiency, and patient comfort. Aspira Women’s Health secured $2M to develop AI-powered blood tests for endometriosis, with commercial launch expected by 2025.
Generative AI is cutting clinical documentation time. Corewell Health’s Abridge AI tool reduced after-hours work by 48%, while MetaPhy Health and Veradigm use GenAI to streamline workflows and enhance patient engagement. AI is revolutionizing care delivery across the board.
Stanford Medicine's Healthcare AI Applied Research Team (HEA³RT) has published findings on how AI can assist in reimagining primary care, particularly in the early detection and management of cancer. Their research highlights the potential of AI to generate draft replies to patient messages, which can significantly ease the administrative burden on healthcare providers. This approach aims to improve efficiency and allow healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care.
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