Artificial Intelligence Predicting Circulatory Shock in Critical Care Patented

Applied Research Associates has officially secured a patent for a new artificial intelligence model designed to predict life-threatening circulatory shock in intensive care units and military combat zones.

Patented Artificial Intelligence Model

Applied Research Associates has obtained a patent for an artificial intelligence model that will play a life-saving role in intensive care units and prolonged field care.

This innovative technology was designed to prospectively anticipate the likelihood of patients experiencing life-threatening circulatory shock.

Cost and Rates of Circulatory Shock

Mortality rates for this condition can reach up to 50 to 60 percent during intensive care processes.

Septic shock cases alone cost the United States healthcare system $23 billion annually.

Testing Processes and Clinical Studies

The new artificial intelligence model steps in when traditional rule-based assessment tools fall short in diagnosing shock.

Researchers tested this model in the Mayo Clinic intensive care unit to evaluate alarm fatigue and its impact on patients.

Project Partnerships and Areas of Application

The patented technology is actively used in both government and civilian sectors thanks to a collaboration with Ambient Clinical Analytics.

This work was funded by the Defense Health Agency and implemented as part of the 4TDS project.