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Hacking Healthcare: How AI and the Intelligence Revolution Will Reboot an Ailing System [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 226 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm, kaal: 100 g, 36 Line drawings, black and white; 36 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Jul-2022
  • Kirjastus: Productivity Press
  • ISBN-10: 1032260157
  • ISBN-13: 9781032260150
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 226 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm, kaal: 100 g, 36 Line drawings, black and white; 36 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Jul-2022
  • Kirjastus: Productivity Press
  • ISBN-10: 1032260157
  • ISBN-13: 9781032260150
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In this original work, Tom Lawry takes readers on a journey of understanding what we learned from fighting a global pandemic and how to apply these learnings to solve healthcare's other big challenges. This book is about empowering clinicians and consumers alike to take control of what is important to them by harnessing the power of AI and the Intelligent Health Revolution to create a sustainable system that focuses on keeping all citizens healthy while caring for them when they are not.

This book is about empowering clinicians and consumers alike to take control of what is important to them by harnessing the power of the AI and the Intelligent Health Revolution.

Arvustused

"Tom Lawry reminds us that the health care industry can shift from glacial to warp speed when it needs to. Given the right tools, we can evolve from health systems to systems of health, baked with Responsible Intelligence to do good while embedded with respect, inclusion, and transparency. Health citizens deserve Toms vision to emerge."

Jane Sarasohn-Kahn Health Economist Author of Health Citizenship: How a virus opened up hearts and minds



"One of the most comprehensive compilations of groundbreaking AI topics that are fundamentally shaping healthcare today. Tom Lawry shines the light on these complex solutions in a simple and consumable manner. A must read for anyone wanting to learn more about how AI is transforming the world of healthcare in this post-pandemic world."

Ankur Teredesai Ph.D, Professor, University of Washington Founding Director, Center for Data Science Healthcare AI Entrepreneur



"In a substantive and brilliant follow-up to his prior impactful book AI in Health, Tom takes us on a futuristic journey of just how AI and its escalating panoply of tools can be in synergy with humans and concomitantly the necessary solution to our healthcare conundrum. In Hacking Healthcare, Tom astutely educates us on the myriad of nuances of AI in healthcare with his unique perspective as National Director of AI for Health and Life Sciences at Microsoft.

I applaud Tom for this outstanding work as a clarion call for all of us to take part in this "intelligent health revolution". As we face the inevitable possibility of a shorter lifespan for our population, we owe Tom a debt of gratitude for his timely and insightful book that offers what we all very much need for our next generation: hope."

Anthony Chang, MD, MBA, MPH, MS Founder of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIMed) Author of Intelligence-Based Medicine Chief Intelligence and Innovation Officer, Childrens Health of Orange County (CHOC)

"This is an exquisitely written one-of-a-kind book. The author masterfully helps bridge the understanding between healthcare administrators and physicians in the complex landscape of healthcare AI"

Eric Eskioglu, MD, FAANS Neurosurgeon Executive Vice President - Chief Medical & Scientific Officer Novant Health



"Throughout my medical career focused on effective healthcare, (terrestrially and in Space), I have witnessed the glaring need for timely access to relevant information. In health, as in most fields, the right information at the right time facilitates the right choice and drives the best outcome. AI and its associated advanced computational capabilities are essential to fuel critically needed shifts in healthcare. In this outstanding text, Tom Lawry renders the complex topic of AI comprehensible and impactful to a diverse audience. He moves the conversation beyond the "promise" of AI to describing actual applications and implementations. He also includes discussions of the most important underpinnings of precision health and distributed healthcare by highlighting prediction, prevention, precision intervention and outcomes, all of which will be greatly advanced by appropriate leveraging of AI to generate actionable information.

This book is a foundational resource to leaders, innovators and trainees across multiple disciplines. It will join my list of top recommendations to colleagues and required reading for my students going forward."

Aenor J Sawyer, MD, MS Director, UC Space Health Program Co-Director, UCSF Center for Advanced 3D+ Technologies Director, UCSF Skeletal Health Service Associate Professor, Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery, UCSF

"Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the next big thing in healthcare and its future is now. In "Hacking Healthcare," Tom Lawry describes in rich detail the origins of AI, how AI is being used today, and what needs to be done to make AI an essential part of healthcare delivery. Whether youre an AI novice or an AI pro, youll find this book both fascinating and insightful."

David C. Rhew, M.D Global Chief Medical Officer Microsoft

"Following the success of his first book, AI in Health, I predict that Tom Lawrys new work "Hacking Healthcare" will be another global Best Seller. Lawry not only has a firm grasp of the use and impact of "AI in the health community" but also has a thorough understanding of how AI can be seamlessly integrated in today's Intelligent Health Systems with other technologies to transform health for patients, health consumers and the clinicians.

I love this book and highly recommend it to all members of the Health community from the C-Suite to the boardroom and everywhere in between."

Harry P. Pappas Founder & CEO The Intelligent Health Association

Foreword xiii
Preface and Acknowledgments xvii
About the Author xxiii
1 We Interrupt This Pandemic to Bring You Some Good News
1(8)
AI to the Rescue
3(2)
Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste - Three Things We Learned
5(2)
Notes
7(2)
2 Welcome to the Intelligent Health Revolution
9(8)
From Reactive to Proactive
12(1)
From "Health Systems" to "Systems of Health"
13(2)
Making Personalized Health Real
15(1)
Notes
16(1)
3 The Coming Care Calamity
17(10)
Healthcare's Perfect Storm
19(1)
A Case of Supply and Demand
20(1)
The Intelligent Health Revolution to the Rescue
21(1)
Consider This Example
21(4)
Notes
25(2)
4 The Future of Everything
27(6)
Opioids
28(1)
Chronic Disease
28(1)
Mental Health
28(1)
Consumer Unrest
29(1)
Access and Equity
30(1)
The Time for Intelligent Health Systems Is Now
30(1)
Notes
31(2)
5 AI Comes of Age: A Primer
33(16)
AI Is One Thing and Many Things
33(1)
Defining Artificial Intelligence - General
34(1)
AI Building Blocks
35(4)
Machine Learning (ML)
35(2)
Cognitive Services
37(2)
Applying AI Building Blocks
39(7)
Intelligent IoT
41(1)
Intelligent Robots
41(1)
Ambient Intelligence
41(5)
Notes
46(3)
6 Artificial Intelligence (AI) vs. Natural Human Intelligence (NHI)
49(6)
Correlation versus Causation
52(2)
Notes
54(1)
7 Creating Value Today with AI
55(12)
AI Is About Change and Value
56(1)
Enhanced Clinical Productivity and Care Effectiveness
57(2)
Improving Nonclinical Efficiency
59(3)
Consumer-Focused Care Optimization
62(1)
Barriers to Adoption
63(1)
Lack of Executive Support
63(1)
Employee Resistance and Job Security
63(1)
Lack of Data and Expertise
64(1)
Lack of Interoperability
64(1)
AI Budget Availability
64(1)
Lack of Cloud Adoption
64(1)
Notes
64(3)
8 The Patient Will See You Now
67(8)
All Generations Are Ready for Change
68(1)
Getting Personal Means Getting Generational
69(3)
AI to the Rescue
72(1)
Notes
73(2)
9 Intelligent Aging Is Healthcare's Moonshot
75(16)
Keeping Promises Made
76(1)
The Countdown Has Started
76(2)
Changing Outcomes by Changing the Model
78(1)
Matching Healthspan to Lifespan
79(1)
Raising the Outcomes Bar: The Happiness Factor
80(2)
Intelligent Aging Opportunities
82(2)
A Bright Future for Older Consumers
84(4)
Notes
88(3)
10 Telehealth Comes of Age
91(14)
Telehealth Is Defining 21st Century Care
92(1)
Telehealth vs. Telemedicine
93(1)
Telehealth Benefits
94(2)
The Role of AI in Telehealth
96(2)
Enabling Telehealth Beyond the Pandemic
98(1)
Telehealth Is Here to Stay
98(5)
Notes
103(2)
11 Care Anywhere
105(8)
Giving Consumers What They Want
106(1)
AI Is the New UI for Consumers
107(1)
Care Anywhere Building Blocks
107(4)
Virtual-First Health Plans
108(1)
Virtual-First Health Centers
108(1)
Digital Front Doors
109(1)
Hospital at Home (HaH)
109(2)
Retail Health
111(1)
Notes
111(2)
12 Are Retailers the New Market Makers?
113(12)
There Are No Swim Lanes in the Blue Ocean
113(2)
The Expanding Role of Retail Health
115(2)
A Sampler of Retail Health
117(5)
Notes
122(3)
13 Health Infonomics: Data Gets Its Due
125(8)
Creating and Managing a Modern Data Estate
127(3)
Data Governance
130(1)
Creating a Data Culture
131(1)
Good Governance, Good Data, Great Results
131(1)
Notes
132(1)
14 Genetic Code vs. Zip Code: The Social Determinants of Health
133(6)
Data Provides the Full Picture
135(1)
The Color of Coronavirus
135(1)
AI as a Turning Point
136(1)
Notes
137(2)
15 Achieving Health Tequity
139(14)
Present Day
139(2)
It Starts with Awareness
141(1)
Finding and Fixing Bias
142(1)
Tools
143(1)
Team Composition
143(1)
A Responsible AI Framework
143(2)
Responsible AI Principles
145(6)
Fairness - AI Systems Should Treat All People Fairly
145(1)
Reliability - AI Systems Should Perform Reliably and Safely
146(1)
Privacy and Security - AI Systems Should Be Secure and Respect Our Privacy
147(2)
Inclusiveness - AI Systems Should Empower Everyone and Engage People
149(1)
Transparency and Accountability
150(1)
Notes
151(2)
16 AI-Driven Leadership
153(10)
Characteristics of AI Leaders
155(2)
Planning Visionary
155(1)
Strategically Ambidextrous
156(1)
Customer Obsessed
156(1)
Internal Evangelist
156(1)
Agile Adaptor
156(1)
A Framework for AI-Driven Leadership
157(1)
Managing Decisions About Decisions
158(1)
Defining and Demonstrating Value
159(2)
Notes
161(2)
17 Adopting AI Requires Adapting
163(8)
The Benefits of Adopting and Adapting
167(2)
Notes
169(2)
18 From Aspiration to Execution
171(10)
Complete an AI Reality Check
172(1)
Lay a Solid AI Foundation: This Means People + Data
173(1)
Nix Moonshots in Favor of Well-Curated Use Cases That Drive Value
174(2)
Understand and Manage Workforce Impact
176(1)
Focus on Delivering Secure and Responsible AI
176(1)
Become Your Organization's AI CEO (Chief Evangelist Officer)
177(1)
AI Leaders and Laggards
178(1)
The Choice Is Yours
178(1)
Note
179(2)
19 The Role of the Intelligent Cloud
181(14)
What Mature Cloud Adopters Get Right
183(1)
A Bright Cloudy Future
184(1)
Benefits of AI in the Cloud
185(2)
Cloud Computing Delivery Models
187(1)
Cloud Deployment Types
188(1)
The Opportunities and Challenges of Cloud and AI
189(5)
Notes
194(1)
20 Intelligent Health Needs Gas and Guardrails
195(12)
Actions That Support AI as a Positive Force for Change
196(5)
Guardrails to Put in Place to Prevent Harmful or Unintended
Consequences
201(3)
Notes
204(3)
21 The Future Is Not What It Used to Be
207(14)
The "Nexus of Forces"
208(1)
Intelligent Trends to Watch
208(1)
Precision Medicine
208(1)
A Quantum Leap for Health
209(1)
Three Dimensional (3D) Bioprinting
210(1)
Smartdust
211(1)
Emotional AI
211(1)
Biohacking
212(1)
The Advent of Data Whisperers
213(1)
Augmented Reality/Mixed Reality
213(1)
The Health Metaverse
214(1)
Unifying Mind and Machine with Brain-Computer Interfaces
215(1)
Conversational AI
216(3)
Notes
219(2)
Index 221
Tom Lawry is a strategic advisor to health leaders worldwide and is the best-selling author of Hacking Healthcare How AI and the Intelligence Revolution will Reboot an Ailing System.

In a Harris Poll of more than 3,000 attendees of the 2023 JP Morgan Health Conference, Tom was named as one of the most recognized leaders driving change and engagement in healthcare today.[ i]

Tom is the Managing Director of Second Century Technology and a former Microsoft executive where he served as National Director of AI for Health and Life Sciences, Director of Worldwide Health, and Director of Organizational Performance for the companys first health incubator. Prior to Microsoft, Tom was a Senior Director at GE Healthcare, the founder of two venture-backed healthcare software companies, and a health system executive.

Tom is well-published and a sought-after keynote speaker in the United States, Western Europe, and the Middle East. His work and views have been featured in Forbes, CNET, NEJM, Inside Precision Medicine, and numerous webcasts and podcasts in the health, medical, and business media.