Insights from the Armstrong Institute
By Dr. Albert Wu. “The best course of action for your symptoms is benign neglect” advised the emergency room doctor. Susan Sheridan had developed sudden… Read More »AI on AI: Chatter That Matters: Using Chatbots to Improve Patient-Provider Communication
By Dr. David PW Rastall. Every year, millions of patients suffer from misdiagnosis, making it one of the most persistent and underappreciated risks in modern… Read More »AI on AI: Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostic Medicine: Opportunities and Challenges
By Dr. Lamia Alam with Dr. Shannon Cole. Imagine a scenario where an artificially intelligent (AI) diagnostic system can not only deliver complex diagnoses but… Read More »AI on AI: Explainable Artificial Intelligence…What Makes You Say That?
By Richard Day. The loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia and seven astronauts in February 2003 is a tragedy that provides essential learning for organizations… Read More »AI on AI: Lessons from Rocket Science to Inform Healthcare Artificial Intelligence
By Dr. Ahmed Hassoon and Rachel Reed. Artificial Intelligence (AI) may hold a promise to redefine the landscape of healthcare, with the potential to augment… Read More »AI on AI: Charting a Course for AI Implementation in Healthcare Through Universal Communication Principles
By Dr. Matt Austin and Dr. Shannon Cole Interest in how to best incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into the US healthcare delivery system is growing.… Read More »AI on AI: Ensuring “Equity Intentionality” as We Implement Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Healthcare
Lessons from a lifetime thinker and doer At just 7 years old, Story Musgrave faced a crisis that tested his critical thinking. While pretending to… Read More »Mission Critical
Recently, patient safety collaborators from across the globe traveled to The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore to take part in the inaugural Armstrong Institute for… Read More »Armstrong Institute Hosts Inaugural Observership Program
Imagine this. You are locked in Turner Concourse for 36 hours with relative strangers, tasked with creating a project that will revolutionize health care. Now… Read More »36 hours. Unlimited possibilities to transform health care.
"That’s how it’s always been done" is a phrase you will not hear uttered in the Department of Radiology and Radiological Science at The Johns… Read More »Radiology’s Quality Improvement Committee: A Formula for Success