Hsu, William
Risk-stratified screening: A simulation study of scheduling templates on daily mammography recalls.
Artificial Intelligence Tools to Improve Provider Effectiveness and Patient Outcomes
Artificial intelligence (AI) consistently ranks as the most exciting emerging technology among clinicians, healthcare executives, and researchers, due to its potential to transform healthcare delivery. AI is becoming increasingly important for its potential to enhance clinician productivity, improve quality of care, and increase patients’ engagement in their own care. It also has the potential to streamline patient access to care and personalize medical treatments by leveraging analytics to mine significant, previously untapped stores of unstructured clinical data.
External validation of a commercial artificial intelligence algorithm on a diverse population for detection of false negative breast cancers.
Using discrete event simulation to design and assess an AI-aided workflow for same-day diagnostic testing of women undergoing breast screening.
Using Artificial Intelligence to Support Efficient Same-Day Diagnostic Imaging in Breast Cancer Screening
This research will develop, implement, and evaluate an artificial intelligence-enabled workflow that would allow for online reading and same-day diagnostic imaging following screening mammography in breast cancer screening clinics.
