AI can help with medical imaging training and diagnostic accuracy in primary care. Thanks to Alisse, personnel with no medical experience or training produced images of sufficient diagnostic quality nine times out of ten, fairly close to how expert sonographers performed on the same tests

The World Health Organization estimates that 80% of medical decisions are based on diagnostic imaging

Primary care services address over 90% of the reasons for patients’ visits, becoming the gateway to the public healthcare system

It will be working within the framework the European Carematrix project, which seeks to provide innovative solutions that improve the quality of comprehensive treatment for patients with two or more chronic conditions while increasing the efficiency of public healthcare services

PMMCare+ will provide the technical means needed to coordinate the work of the various teams caring for these patients, as well as to involve these patients in their healthcare

Carematrix is expected to achieve the following: a 20% reduction in time spent on visits to healthcare facilities, a 75% improvement in care-related aspects, a 50% reduction in patient data management incidents, and a 30% reduction in clinical errors