Emergent Connect Adds AI-Driven Work List to Its Workflow Solutions
Priority Work List could enhance analysis and reduce false negatives.
Cloud-based software solution company Emergent Connect, LLC, has launched Priority Work List, an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven addition to its existing radiology workflow tools.
As a completely cloud-based platform, Priority Work List offers radiologists a variety of AI algorithms approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and deep learning that can read images captured on several modalities. The algorithms have been trained on thousands of images from Emergent Connect’s databases.
According to company information, the Work List helps prioritize the workflow to reduce cost and turnaround times to below 60 minutes, as well as, enhance analysis and, potentially, eliminate false negatives. The intent, based on a company statement, is to identify, diagnose, create a prognosis, and suggest possible treatments.
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