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DxPrime, an AI-powered solution designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy through real-time integrity analysis and automated code translation, is now available on Mayo Clinic Platform. Driven by AESOP Technology's Clinical Deep Reasoning Network Model, DxPrime customizes its insights based on specialty, gender, and clinical context to ensure diagnostic completeness and precision. It delivers explainable, real-time diagnostic feedback and automatically converts diagnoses into medical codes to reduce misses, delays, or inaccuracies throughout the process from diagnosis to documentation. DxPrime also supports surgical coding and the detection of left-right laterality mismatches. By identifying diagnostic gaps early and automating diagnostic workflows, it helps physicians to focus more on diagnosing and treating patients while significantly reducing administrative burden. "After participating in the Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate program in 2022, we have continued to refine the core model behind DxPrime to enable physicians to make faster, more accurate decisions with fewer distractions," said Jim Long, CEO of AESOP Technology. "In an era of increasingly complex diseases and growing workforce shortages, this mission is more critical than ever. We are proud that DxPrime is now a qualified solution on the Mayo Clinic Platform, ready to support over 52,000 physicians around the world across the Mayo Clinic Care Network in delivering better and safer care."
Mayo Clinic does not endorse or warrant the third-party products or services made available through Mayo Clinic Platform, including their functionality, quality, or performance. Mayo Clinic expressly disclaims any express or implied warranties on such third-party products or services, including any implied warranties of merchantability, quality, accuracy, fitness for a particular purpose, or noninfringement. All use of these third-party products or services, including applicable rights or remedies, is governed by separate terms with the applicable third-party developers or providers. Reference: Yahoo FInance
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