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The most under discussed problem in healthcare is the quality of the data that is collected. Everyone wants to talk about AI/ML/Big Data and yet nobody wants to acknowledge 95% of the data the healthcare industry has is pure crap and therefore useless.
few understand the problem in healthcare is not with fancy ML or novel software systems, but just with getting data to a point where you can do basic regressions.
Yes, but luckily, ML can (and likely is/will) be used to get data to that point.
ml researchers understand this they know it well b/c theyve theory-crafted ideas for ml applications in healthcare/medicine at some pt and quickly found it was impossible to get access to relevant, clean data even when they have willing collaborators at med schools
Also the classic problem between measurements at a moment in time and trend line data, the latter of which is way more important but much less understood!
http://www.bcbmedical.com services collect disease soecific structured data, also via integrations to various other relevant databases (lab, etc.). Remains to be seen, how to exploit that with AI/ML
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