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The study introduces the Clinical Safety–Effectiveness Dual-Track Benchmark, an evaluation framework designed to assess how medical AI models perform in real-world clinical decision-making.
New measures include integrating hospital clinical data into national platforms, scaling bio big data resources, and strengthening in-hospital validation of medical AI.
AQ handles over 10 million health-related questions daily and is the platform most frequently recommended by physicians.
The hospital deploys exoskeleton robots, 3D posture and gait analysis, and an AI-driven precision rehab platform to make rehabilitation more efficient, personalised, and data-driven.
The service is designed to help users feel informed and prepared when managing their health, while keeping sensitive data secure.
In a joint statement, the nations agreed to step up cooperation on healthcare, using AI and digital technologies to improve access to medical services and support mental health initiatives.
Signify Research’s Digital Health team outlines expectations for the year ahead in digital health.
AI is reshaping Asian healthtech, from predictive care to real-world algorithms, with apps like Ant Group’s AQ reaching more than 100 million users.
“Nada” is intended for use during consultations, allowing physicians to focus on patients rather than manual documentation.