| | January 20248UTLOOKHealthcare Tech IN MY OPINIONBy Nicole Beyrouthy, Associate Director, Data & Analytics Delivery, Cedars-SinaiIntuition Enhanced: Clinical Instinct and AI ModelsAs healthcare professionals, we have always relied on our clinical intuition in addition to evidence- base practice to guide us in making critical decisions for our patients. Our ability to recognize patterns, subtle cues, and unspoken needs has been a cornerstone of our practice, leading to better outcomes and more personalized care. However, as we step into a rapidly evolving and heightened healthcare demand, it is crucial that our instincts as caregivers be bolstered by the computational prowess of AI algorithms leading to a revolutionary advancement in patient care, diagnosis, and treatment.According to research, the human brain's function is to predict reality. Jeff Hawkins and his team discovered that the brain uses map-like structures to build a model of the world--not just one model, but hundreds of thousands of models of everything we know. In the clinical world, patients may not always express their fears, doubts, Nicole Beyrouthy
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