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Healthcare leaders in Singapore keen on AI and predictive analytics: report

Nurdianah Md Nur
Nurdianah Md Nur • 2 min read
Healthcare leaders in Singapore keen on AI and predictive analytics: report
But the benefits of AI and predictive analytics are limited by data silos and staff shortages, according to the Royal Philips' survey. Photo: National Cancer Institute/Unsplash
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Healthcare leaders in Singapore are committed to using artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics to extract the most value out of the information they have. Nearly four in ten (38%) are already investing heavily in AI, while 74% predict it will become a top investment area within the next three years.

Currently, the highest AI investment is for operational settings. However, AI is expected to increasingly support clinical decisions – such as uses related to diagnosis or treatment recommendations, early warning scores, automatic disease detection and clinical decision guidelines – three years from now.

The Singapore Future Health Index 2022 report by Royal Philips also reveals that 45% of hospitals or healthcare facilities in Singapore have already adopted the technology, while 47% are currently in the process of doing so.

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