Read this to find out how IBM’s Watson is using data to transform healthcare.
In this interview, Deborah DiSanzo, who runs IBM’s Watson Health unit, says “We’re going to help people track the genome of diseases and patients, and find the best paths to help clinicians treat their patients better. In population health, we’re going to give people and clinicians paths to help them treat their diabetic patients, their congestive heart failure patients, keep patients out of the hospital and help improve their outcomes.
“That’s what Watson Health looks like clearly in five years. Beyond that, I don’t know. Watson Health is only 7 months old, and it has close to 100 million electronic health records, 30 billion images, 100 ecosystem partners. It’s tremendous.”
