Artificial intelligence helping to triple recovering stroke patients in the UK - Neowin

The UK government has revealed that the National Health Service (NHS) is using a new artificial intelligence system called Brainomix e-Stroke to help the recovery of patients. Early analysis suggests that the AI can help patients get treatment by as much as 60 minutes faster and patients that recover with no or slight disability is up from 16% to 48% - a tripling of recoveries. With Brainomix e-Stroke, doctors are given real-time decision support from the AI, which looks at brain scans and attempts to suggest the right treatment while considering how long it has been since the stroke happened. The software also allows stroke specialists to access scans and images remotely so they can assist remotely too. The AI system is deployed at sites across 11 stroke networks in England.