PatientSphere uses AI and blockchain to personalize treatment plans
Summary
Google earlier this month achieved 99 percent accuracy in metastatic breast care detection with an AI system, and Nvidia recently debuted a model that generates synthetic scans of brain cancer from whole cloth. That’s what inspired Tatyana Kanzaveli, CEO of Silicon Valley startup Open Health Network and a cancer survivor, to forge a new path. Currently, PatientSphere sources data from electronic medical records, mobile health applications, wearable devices, chatbots, and informatics programs like Apple HealthKit and Google Fit. And it enables patients to track their health data along their treatment journeys — or, if they so choose, monetize it with smart contracts written into the networks’ code. Through a module system that’s open to third parties, developers can build configurable surveys, medications adherence, assessments, and location-based services, and more, all informed by patient records.