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A Toronto school is looking for a fresh start with a new name after a troubling anti-Black racist incident last year.
The name change will be a fresh start after devastating challenges over the past year – including anti-Black racism, and the Covid-19 pandemic, the renaming request notes.
The school was founded in Parkdale in 1887, and now serves over 700 students coming from many different countries. Many students have arrived recently in Canada and a name change could better reflect the community, the school s administration indicated in a letter obtained by the National Post.
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Docbot CEO highlights how AI can be applied to gastrointestinal image analysis
Docbot CEO Andrew Ritter talked about how the predictive analytics business seeks to shake up how clinicians diagnose gastrointestinal disease by changing the way medical images are analyzed.
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In an interview, Docbot CEO Andrew Ritter talked about how the predictive analytics business seeks to shake up how clinicians diagnose gastrointestinal disease by changing the way medical images are analyzed.
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The original co-founder, Andrew Ninh started the company because he experienced a collapsed lung which caused him to miss his high school graduation. During this time, he saw that healthcare desperately needed IT systems that are safer for patients, physicians and nurses. He later met Dr. William Karnes, a leading gastroenterologist at UC Irvine, who explained the current standard of care for colonoscopies. Together, they started Docbot, a predictive ar
In a move that ACOs found "disappointing," CMS has declined to extend the Next Generation ACO Model beyond 2021. Though evaluations have found that the model did not generate net savings for Medicare, proponents argue that the program was successful.