Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Partners with Deep 6 AI
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) and Deep 6 AI announced a collaboration, collaborating to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) within TTUHSC's electronic medical record (EMR) system.
TTUHSC will use Deep 6 AI to match patients to their clinical trials in real time. This process will allow researchers to find the right patients for their trials, which will reduce the workload on their staff. By using these AI tools, TTUHSC researchers will ultimatey give more patients access to participate in clinical trials and will be able to use any resulting therapies to treat patients.
Deep 6 AI uses natural language processing to search through structured and unstructured EMR data points, such as physician notes, lab reports, outpatient notes, radiology reports, genomics results, and pathology reports, to match patients to the ideal clinical trials. This process simplifies patient recruitment and allows administrators to focus on patient care and managing the trials.
Reference
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Partners with Deep 6 AI to Launch an AI Program for Clinical Trials. (2023, August 1). Cision PR Newswire.
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