AvaSure, Oracle And NVIDIA Launch Virtual Care Assistant For Enhanced Clinical Workflow

Hospital Patients Triaged By Talking To AI Avatar ‘Vicky’

AvaSure’s new in-hospital virtual care assistant utilizes Oracle's cloud platform and NVIDIA AI software packages to improve clinical workflow by grading patients’ responses to a question format.

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AvaSure’s new Virtual Care Assistant has been developed in collaboration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and NVIDIA to be used directly by patients in hospitals. The system, unveiled to the market on 4 March, triages patients' questions to allow for timely responses from the clinician.

The AI tool is built off AvaSure’s pre-existing Intelligent Virtual Care Platform, leveraging OCI’s cloud computing and NVIDIA’s software and...

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