What if A.I. and machine learning could make healthcare more personal, more human? @TEDMED
What if A.I. and machine learning could make healthcare more personal, more human? @TEDMED
Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At Qventus, CEO and Co-founder Mudit Garg and his team have developed an AI-based software platform to improve healthcare operations and maximize medical professionals’ impact. By monitoring hospital data in real-time, the Qventus platform acts as a virtual air traffic controller for hospitals, helping to remove decision-making overhead from staff so that they can spend more time focusing on the patient experience and providing care. Watch Mudit’s 2017 TEDMED Hive Talk to learn how hospitals are seeing benefits across a wide range of outcomes, as well as positive impacts on medical costs.
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