Pediatric and Adult Congenital AI-ECG: From Model Development to Clinical Implementation (non-ACE)-Pediatric and Adult Congenital AI-ECG: From Model Development to Clinical Implementation (non-ACE)

Pediatric and Adult Congenital AI-ECG: From Model Development to Clinical Implementation (non-ACE)

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The discussion focused on the application of AI algorithms in healthcare, particularly in the field of cardiology. The conversation highlighted the development and implementation of AI models by various institutions such as Mayo Clinic, Yale, and Boston Children's Hospital. Each speaker presented the progress and challenges facing the integration of AI into medical practice. Key topics included the development of an AI model for low ejection fraction detection using ECG data, the need for validation and real-world testing, and the importance of multi-center collaborations to optimize AI models for diverse populations. The speakers also addressed the challenges of implementing AI in low-resource settings, emphasizing the importance of creating age-specific and culturally sensitive algorithms. They acknowledged the necessity of building trust in AI systems among clinicians and patients, suggesting that this might require both explainability of AI decisions and robust validation studies. The discussion concluded with reflections on the importance of educating the next generation of healthcare professionals on AI technologies and the potential of federated learning to develop more representative and generalizable AI models.

Keywords

AI algorithms

healthcare

cardiology

Mayo Clinic

AI model

ECG data

multi-center collaborations

low-resource settings

federated learning