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Where can artificial intelligence technology fit into healthcare?
✅ Electronic medical databases
✅ Personal health monitoring services
✅ Clinical training simulations
✅ Telehealth
And so much more!
Three weeks ago, LifeBell introduced two new Clinical Project Managers to our team. Welcome, Brooke and Anarosa!
LifeBell would like to give a big shout-out to two team members celebrating their 1-year work anniversary today! 🥳
Congratulations, and happy pi day! 💙
March is National Nutrition Month!
Help promote your body's immunity with a healthy diet.
Key micronutrients such as iron, zinc, and vitamins A, C, D, and E can be found in a variety of plant and animal-based food products.
Talk to your doctor about your dietary needs!
Did you know? The National Health Expenditure (NHE) is expected to grow about 5.1% each year, until the end of the decade.
As the population continues to grow, LifeBell technology prepares to meet the demand for better healthcare.
Business influencer, and Forbes contributor, Bernard Marr, recently shared an overview of his predictions of the top 5 trends for the healthcare for 2023.
Number 1 on the list? Artificial intelligence.
Q: When does the flu, strep, or pneumonia become more than just the "common virus"?
A: When they lead to sepsis or septic shock.
Did you know AI is also subject to bias?
AI gathers knowledge from already existing data, which is created by humans who potentially harbor bias (both implicit and explicit).
Every AI programmer should strive to be proactive in reducing bias in their pr
Happy New Year! 🎉
Here are 5 simple resolutions to better your health in 2023:
1. Eat a balanced diet 🥗
2. Stay active 🏃
3. Get a good night's sleep 🛌
4. Stay hydrated 🚰
5. Take a break from stress 💆
Did any of these make your list this year? Sh
Health tech isn't limited to hospitals or labs. Here are 3 modern health technologies that you may already use:
1. Health trackers (ex: pedometers, heart rate monitor watches, fall detectors)
2. Telehealth (ex: virtual therapy)
3. AI Diagnoses (ex: sympt
Everyone has the potential to develop sepsis. However for some, that risk is much higher. These groups includes:
1. Seniors and young infants.
2. People with compromised immune systems
3. People with recent severe illness or chronic illness
4. Previous s
Welcome Harrison! 👋
Harrison joined the LifeBell team in mid-June as a Data Scientist. In his free time, Harrison enjoys gardening, traveling, and playing the guitar and piano. His favorite sports are hockey and Olympic lifting.
Glad to have have him
Halloween is fun, but infections are not! Here are tips to stay healthy while trick-or-treating:
1. Wash your hands before eating candy! 🍬
2. Carry band-aids in case of any falls and scrapes. 🩹
3. Avoid eye infections by not sharing makeup brushes or u
The best way to treat sepsis is to prevent infections before they start.
Although it is not 100% preventable, the chance of infection can be reduced through smart choices, including:
1. Frequent, thorough handwashing.
2. Proper wound care.
3. Safe coo
Did you know?
The first application of AI in healthcare dates back to the 1970s when scientists at Rutgers University created a computer that could "diagnose" patients with a specific disease.
The progression of sepsis in the body can be broken up into 3 general stages: Sepsis, Severe Sepsis, and Septic Shock. Early detection and treatment is crucial to be able to stop the progression of sepsis and help mitigate any lasting damage.
