The digital healthcare landscape has been rapidly changing in North America after the COVID-19 pandemic due to sweeping demographic, policy, and technological changes. With these changes in mind, timely access to accurate data can mean the difference between proactive intervention and delayed response for patients. At Improving, we’ve helped numerous healthcare organizations, departments, and agencies navigate the complexities of the digital healthcare landscape through our expertise in AI-powered solutions. One such example involves a federal health agency in North America that faced a mounting challenge: manually processing thousands of medical device adverse event reports submitted by manufacturers. These reports, often non-standardized and emailed in bulk, were manually triaged and entered into internal systems – a very a labor-intensive process that created backlogs, delayed risk detection, and increased the potential for human error.
Our Google Practice team saw an incredible opportunity to bring the power of artificial intelligence and cloud computing to bear on this critical public health workflow. The subsequent collaboration with the agency resulted in a transformative solution that not only streamlined operations but also enhanced its ability to protect citizens from device-related health risks.