National Institutes of Health Focuses on Patient Feedback in Artificial Intelligence Projects
The US National Institutes of Health is adopting patient engagement and a co-design approach in the Bio Genesis Mission and other artificial intelligence initiatives.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) aims to conduct a co-design process by gathering feedback from patients, clinicians, and stakeholders as it expands its artificial intelligence applications.
Patient Engagement in Artificial Intelligence Initiatives
The National Institutes of Health is opening various channels for patient feedback as it incorporates artificial intelligence technologies. The agency aims for patients and relevant stakeholders to have a voice in ongoing projects.
Bio Genesis Mission and Objectives
Announced in July, the Bio Genesis Mission aims to double the speed of biomedical innovation across six different areas within the next five to ten years using advanced artificial intelligence tools.
Co-Design and Other Programs
NIH Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer Bradley Bower stated at the AI+ Health Summit that a co-design approach is being adopted in programs such as AIM-AHEAD, PRIMED-AI, and Bridge2AI.
Interagency Collaboration Process
The NIH works in close collaboration with other official agencies such as the FDA and CMS in order to safely and efficiently adapt scientific discoveries to the market.