Making health smarter
Transform raw data potential into actionable insights
Transform raw data potential into actionable insights
Shifting policies, evolving systems and global health challenges have created opportunities to rethink the way we work. IBM Watson Health is helping healthcare organizations navigate this shifting landscape and convert disruptions into advantages with solutions that unlock the value of data, technology and strategy.
Attend our presentations to learn more about the research we are doing and how we can work with you to make data, technology adoption, and collaboration smarter.
Resilience: What does it mean for the radiologist and the field of radiology? Hear a panel of experts discuss the driving forces in health care, including the events of 2020, which require resilience both for radiologists and radiology on December 2 at 12:30 p.m. CT.
Pushing the boundary of possibilities: Learn about new opportunities to make data more tangible in this on-demand session.
AI in Healthcare: Bringing Next Level Precision, Scale and Workflow to the Enterprise Find out how IBM and its partners are bringing innovative AI solutions into clinical environments during this on-demand session.
One insightful reading interface for reading physicians: Join us for a tour of the IBM Watson Health’s clinical radiology imaging portfolio and learn how radiologists can support their workflows and decision-making with valuable clinical insights on November 30 at 8:30 a.m. CT.
Enterprise Imaging - Insights Inside: Learn how organizations can effectively manage data to build a continuum of care and enable smarter collaboration in this demo on December 1 at 2:00 p.m. CT.
Meet with us virtually in our booth
Artificial intelligence and analytics aim to alleviate many challenges providers are facing by delivering actionable insights to radiologists that allow them to dedicate more of their time and expertise to patient care.
Given the ever-growing number of imaging studies that need to be managed and stored, hybrid multi-cloud platforms have the power to transform the enterprise imaging infrastructure and reduce total cost of ownership while delivering on business continuity, data security, multi-site access, and operational efficiency.
Enabling data and findings to follow patients and inform their clinicians through multiple care events remains challenging. True collaboration requires adoption of integrated systems that promote a better data flow, access to a complete view of a patient’s information from anywhere, and implementation of innovative ways to use imaging data to contribute to patient care.
Watson Health will present the results of three scientific studies at RSNA 2020
Multi-task learning improves site-to-site generalization of breast cancer classification for screening mammography.
Jog A, Sainz de Cea MV, Diedrich K, Mohamed A, and Richmond D
Improving vertebral fracture detection in standard chest x-rays using an ensemble of image views
Schudlo L, Xie Y, Small K, and Graf B.
Evaluation of low-dose chest computed tomography for lung cancer screening in the United States
Solomon M, Rosario-Rivera B, Huang H, Willis VC, Arriaga Y, Sands-Lincoln M, Brotman D, Gruen D, South B, Jackson GP, and Dankwa-Mullan I