LEADERSHIP • CROSS-COLLABORATION • WINNING PRACTICES

VOLUME 19 • ISSUE 2 • 2019 • € 22 ISSN = 1377-7629

GE HEALTHCARE Artificial Hype SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT ARTIFICIAL HYPE, L. DONOSO-BACH AI IS THE NEW REALITY: THE 4TH HEALTHCARE REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE, NYC GO RED FOR WOMEN MOVEMENT: THE “ONE STICK STANDARD” FOR I. A. WEISSMAN STEM GOES RED, C. BEECHER VASCULAR ACCESS, N. NIKHANI ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTHCARE: WHAT IS VERSUS WHAT WILL BE, TRUST-ABUNDANT TEAM PRINCIPLES, CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF MRI-BASED R. PEARL E. E. SULLIVAN CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS FOR SPORT WILL AI LEAD TO JOB CUTS OR WILL THE TECH IMPROVE WORKING LIVES? MUSCLE INJURIES, L. FLORIDI ET AL. UNDERSTANDING BAD J. ISERN-KEBSCHULL ET AL. AI OPPORTUNITIES FOR HEALTHCARE MUST NOT BE WASTED, L. FLORIDI COMMUNICATION, M. KEEN REVITALISING THE AGED HEART AI-BASED PREDICTION IN CLINICAL SETTINGS: CAN WE TRUST IT? VALUE-BASED HEALTHCARE AND THROUGH SPERMIDINE-RICH DIET, W. LEODOLTER THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP, M. ABDELLATIF & S. SEDEJ ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A NEXT WAY FORWARD FOR HEALTHCARE, M. GAFANOVICH R. CORBRIDGE THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN AI IN MEDICAL IMAGING MAY MAKE THE BIGGEST IMPACT IN HEALTHCARE, CARDIOLOGY, V. VASSILIOU M. COLANGELO & D. KAMINSKIY NURSING ON THE MOVE: CROSS BORDER HIRING, ACHIEVING ZERO AVOIDABLE PATIENT FUTURE OF ULTRASOUND: WHERE ARE WE GOING? P. SIDHU I. MEYENBURG-ALTWARG DEATHS BY 2020, K. MCQUEEN THE AI-POWERED RADIOLOGIST, M. J. D. CANDAMIO CLINICAL ULTRASOUND IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, HOW FOLLOWING STEPS FOR QUALITY INNOVATION IN PAEDIATRIC D. A. LICHTENSTEIN IMPACT HEALTHCARE CONSUMERISM, REHABILITATION, M. BEERI & E. BE’ERI P. FAGBENRO AI APPLICATIONS IN BREAST IMAGING, J. TEUWEN ET AL. ©For personal and private use only. Reproduction must be permitted by the copyright holder. Email to [email protected]. must be permitted use only. Reproduction and private ©For personal

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