Worcestershire Acute Hospitals implements AI software for stroke patients
New AI software has been rolled out at the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals’ stroke unit, which is helping clinicians with their decision making.
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New AI software has been rolled out at the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals’ stroke unit, which is helping clinicians with their decision making.
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