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Machine learning and clinical care: Extracting the signal from the noise

By 2020, medical knowledge will double every 73 days. Can innovative technologies like machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) analyze and curate all that knowledge to help clinicians drowning in information? In this episode, Dr. John Cromwell with the University of Iowa discusses the promise of these technologies to analyze vast amounts of data and “extract the signal from the noise.” He describes his institution’s efforts to reduce postoperative surgical site infections and improve patient outcomes by bringing machine learning to the frontlines of medicine.

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John Cromwell, MD Associate CMO, University of Iowa

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L. Gordon Moore, MD Senior Medical Director, Clinical Strategy and Value-based Care

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Machine learning and clinical care: Extracting the signal from the noise

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