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AI algorithms trained on large retrospective datasets from BioWorld: CLEW snags EUA for COVID-19 predictive screening tool

CLEW is already implemented in coronavirus units in two Israeli hospitals, and being tested by several US hospitals. from HIT Consultant: FDA Clears ICU Device That Predicts Respiratory Failure to Support COVID-19

Physicians are struggling to draw on experience to treat the coronavirus. One Israeli company, newly authorized to deploy its tech in US hospitals, uses data and AI to help from Times of Israel: Israeli tech to warn doctors before COVID-19 patients deteriorate

Israeli medical analytics startup Clew announced on Tuesday that it received Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its ICU solution, which allows healthcare providers to help identify patients at risk of being diagnosed with respiratory failure or hemodynamic instability, two common complications associated with COVID-19. from nocamels: AI Medical Analytics Startup CLEW Gets Emergency FDA Nod For COVID-19 Solution

Clinicians and AI researchers from CLEEW Med announced today that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the firm’s CLEWICU system. from Contagion: FDA Issues EUA for COVID-19 Predictive Analytics Platform

Calcalist and CTech compiled a list of the most forward looking startups in this promising field, which was only strengthened by the outbreak of Covid-19 from Calcalist: Top Israeli Startups 2020: Most Promising MedTech Companies

What we know already is that scientists and researchers are working diligently to find treatments and to develop a vaccine for coronavirus. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence technologies are emerging as key solutions to combating coronavirus, and Israel is well positioned in this field. from Forbes: Israeli Innovators Harness Artificial Intelligence Technologies To Curb The Global COVID-19 Pandemic

CLEW Medical are literally navigating the maze of patient data providing clues where they are most needed and where there would otherwise be none. from Jerusalem Post: Hillel’s Tech Corner: Clues to the COVID-19 crisis

Healthcare IT vendors may not have known exactly what they were getting ready for, but they have actually been preparing for this pandemic for years. And a lot of the help that vendors offer is easier to obtain than providers may realize. from KLAS: COVID-19 Technology & Services Solutions Guide