US Pharma MarketingSingHealth and the Royal University of Bhutan will develop a chest X-ray model trained on Bhutanese data to help rural hospitals diagnose lung infections and cancer. Singapore's SingHealth is collaborating with the Royal University of Bhutan to develop an AI-assisted chest X-ray model to support the diagnosis of lung conditions in rural hospitals. At a recent government-hosted AI conference in Singapore, Rahayu Mahzam, Minister of State for Health and Communications and Information, announced the two-year memorandum of understanding between SingHealth and the Royal University of Bhutan's Gyalpozhing College of Information Technology (GCIT). The organisations will also co-develop guidelines, educational programmes,…
Singapore's SingHealth is collaborating with the Royal University of Bhutan to develop an AI-assisted chest X-ray model to support the diagnosis of lung conditions in rural hospitals.
At a recent government-hosted AI conference in Singapore, Rahayu Mahzam, Minister of State for Health and Communications and Information, announced the two-year memorandum of understanding between SingHealth and the Royal University of Bhutan's Gyalpozhing College of Information Technology (GCIT).
Source: Healthcare IT News