Staff at three New York City hospital systems say that in mere seconds, artificial intelligence tools can gauge a patient’s odds of malnutrition, delirium, ICU admission and even death — well before a doctor even enters the hospital room.
We’re able to identify patients who otherwise wouldn’t be spotted.“We’re able to identify patients who otherwise wouldn’t be spotted,” Sara Wilson, senior director of clinical nutrition services at Mount Sinai Health System, said of one tool that flags patients at risk of malnutrition. “Your brain just can’t move as fast as this machine can and touch all the metrics that a machine can.”
That speed also means that doctors can more quickly identify and start treating the patients who need it most. For conditions like delirium — a state of confusion that can signal health problems in older patients — that efficiency is essential, explained Mount Sinai’s Dr. Joseph Friedman.
A care planning tool, deployed by NYU Langone, estimates a patient’s chances of dying within the next two months. Three major hospitals said their AI tools are approved by an ethics board and thoroughly tested before use with patients.Health + Hospitals and the other health providers interviewed for this story all said that their AI tools must be approved by an ethics committee and thoroughly tested before they’re deployed.
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