Artificial Intelligence Initiatives Augment Personalized Care at Mount Sinai Medical Center
As healthcare systems across the globe continue to implement artificial intelligence (AI) into various aspects of their operations, Mount Sinai Medical Center leads the charge with technological advances and AI implementation across multiple service lines including Labor & Delivery, Internal Medicine, Cardiology, and more.
The medical center is nationally recognized for providing world-class obstetric and gynecologic medicine from a multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, neonatologists, and anesthetists, ensuring the best outcomes possible for mother and baby.
In fact, the Labor and Delivery unit is the only one in the area to use PeriGen, a system that uses AI to analyze each patient’s vitals and data constantly. With PeriGen, physicians, nurses, and other allied health professionals receive a visual indication of the patient’s current and previous conditions allowing clinicians to focus on patient care instead of chart documentation.
Mount Sinai’s Aortic Center recently integrated state-of-the-art software from Cydar Medical. Cydar’s platform generates a 3D map of the patient’s vascular system, utilizing AI to update the map throughout the patient’s journey, guaranteeing surgeries are completed with great precision and success. The benefits include significantly decreased radiation exposure, simplified workflows, and increased clinician confidence.
Artificial intelligence is also used to streamline note-taking processes for various physicians. Service lines like Internal Medicine are utilizing Abridge within Epic, cutting down on time spent documenting and increasing time spent with patients.
What’s more, Mount Sinai recently announced a new Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Chronic Care Management (CCM) partnership with HealthSnap, a leading virtual care management platform.
Mount Sinai’s dedication to implementing innovative technologies across clinical specialties and in operations allows for increased optimization, better outcomes, and a more personal experience for patients.
