HIMSS19: Mayo Clinic expands voice capabilities
Mayo has also collaborated with startup Sensely to build out a virtual nurse platform, called Molly, that offers patients self-service symptom triage.
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But in healthcare, knowledge is power, and new technologies are giving patients the knowledge they need to avoid a frantic trip to the ER.
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Similarly, Baidu’s medical chatbot, Melody, and Sensely’s Molly use deep learning and NLU to interactively assess patient conditions and then connect them to the appropriate resource if desired.
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Molly is a virtual nurse from award winning startup Sensely that is able to recognize speech, translate spoken words into text and seamlessly integrates member data
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Platform extension allows third-party organizations to rapidly deploy virtual assistant technology into their existing apps
Sensely Announces Partnership with Leading Middle East Insurance Services Company
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Sensely’s “Ask NHS” App Shows Evidence of Channel Shift and Patient Engagement
Promising results indicate significant value for the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) as well as its large and diverse patient population
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The conventional wisdom that the best care is delivered in-person by experienced caregivers may soon be overturned….But new uses of virtual health and digital technologies may help the industry manage these challenges.