ChristianaCare and Highmark Health’s plan to increase accessibility, an artificial intelligence tool from Yale that chooses the correct diagnostic test for those presenting with chest pain, a multidisciplinary approach to treating long-term COVID-19 patients at RWJBarnabas Health, and a team effort by Mass General Hospital and Harvard with FitBit.

In the last 2020 installment of Clients in the News, read about artificial intelligence that predicted outcomes at Mount Sinai, a new ventilator-splitting technology from Duke University, and virtual health breakthroughs at New York University Langone and UCHealth. Also, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is reaching out to underserved communities with a training program, RWJBarnabas Health has launched an initiative to combat racism, Henry Ford is building a mental health hospital in Detroit, and Inova expands in Virginia.

In this month’s edition of Clients in the News, we look at research that led to AI being used to detect heart disease during lung cancer screenings, a new biotech incubator in New York City from NYU Langone, and Christiana Care’s health IT partnership with Medtronic.

Without access to high-quality, reliable data, artificial intelligence will not fulfill its promise to help shape the future of public health, community health and healthcare delivery, according to a new report by JASON.

While the use of clinical and business intelligence tools is on the rise in healthcare, the hype surrounding artificial intelligence is unlikely to lead to full-scale adoption for quite some time, according to a new study by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).