Summary
Oracle Health's Vice President Seema Verma discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) can help improve clinical trial capacity, especially in rural areas. AI can automate tasks, making it easier for health systems to participate in trials without needing more staff. This could help make clinical trials more accessible and efficient.
Key Facts
- Oracle Health suggests AI can close the gap between healthcare delivery and medical research.
- AI can help automate tasks involved in clinical trials, reducing the need for manual work.
- Rural health systems are interested in clinical trials but often lack resources to participate.
- AI can assist in matching patients to suitable clinical trials by integrating existing health data.
- Oracle's AI system aims to make clinical trials more accessible for healthcare providers globally.
- Verma emphasized the importance of data interoperability for rural and remote care systems.
- The aim is to decentralize clinical trials, allowing more diverse and wider participation.
