GE Healthcare, Mass General Brigham develop AI-based scheduling tool
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GE Healthcare (NASDAQ:GEHC) and Bostonâs Mass General Brigham hospital group said they have developed an AI algorithm for radiology scheduling that can predict missed or late appointments with up to 96% accuracy. 
The digital imaging tool, called Radiology Operations Module, or ROM, is aimed at helping to optimize scheduling, reduce costs and ease administrative burdens on healthcare providers. The product is commercially available to healthcare institutions.
GE Healthcare said ROM is intended to predict late arrivals, skipped appointments and failures to schedule follow-up appointments. By predicting such events, healthcare facilities are able to streamline operations and better accommodate emergency or walk-in patients.
The digital tool is part of a 10-year collaboration between GE Healthcare and Mass General Brigham to explore how AI could be used for diagnostics and treatment. GE Healthcare and the hospital group entered into the partnership in 2017.

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