GE Healthcare announced this week that it would be teaming up with the American College of Cardiology to push forward artificial intelligence and digital technology in cardiac care.
The company says it will lend its perspective to the ACC s Applied Health Innovation Consortium, a collaboration of patient advocates and academic, clinical, industry and technology partners aimed at digitally transforming healthcare. We are excited to have GE Healthcare join forces with the Applied Health Innovation Consortium, said Dr. John Rumsfeld, ACC chief innovation officer and chief science and quality officer, in a statement. In our mission to transform cardiovascular care and improve heart health, GE Healthcare is a great collaborator to help build a roadmap for AI and digital technology that bridges gaps in clinical care, added Rumsfeld.