Nidhi Khurana
San Francisco: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced a wide range of healthcare-related applications and services that include generative artificial intelligence (AI) resources designed to assist clinicians in transcribing and evaluating their conversations with patients. The company released AWS HealthScribe, a new HIPAA-eligible service that lets healthcare software vendors build clinical apps that automatically create preliminary clinical notes by analysing conversations between patients and doctors. According to Amazon Web Services, AWS HealthScribe allows users to integrate an advanced set of AI-powered features into their clinical application, all with the goal of accelerating documentation. Healthcare application builders can integrate AWS HealthScribe in their clinical application to provide key highlights of the patient visit to the medical practitioner. "By consolidating these capabilities, AWS HealthScribe reduces the need for training, optimising, and integrating separate AI services and building custom models, allowing for faster implementation. Customers can focus on delivering value to their end users without worrying about optimising individual AI components," AWS said in a blogpost on Wednesday. Moreover, the company mentioned that 3M Health Information Systems (HIS), Babylon Health and ScribeEMR are among the companies already using HealthScribe. “Machine learning on AWS enables 3M HIS to transform clinician workflows and laborious processes to help health care organizations streamline clinical documentation and billing,” said Garri Garrison, President, 3M HIS. AWS HealthScribe is available in preview in the US. Amazon has also announced AWS HealthImaging, a service that will make it easy to store, transform, ...
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