Law Two in Clinical AI Healthcare Excellence
The brutal truth: Most healthcare AI failures aren't caused by bad algorithms. They're caused by bad data.
Dan Noyes
When Patient Support Agents Go Rogue
What happens when AI support agents go rogue after red-flag adversarial testing?
The Seven Laws of AI in Healthcare
Law #1: Establish Multidisciplinary AI Quality Assurance Teams
The Foundation of Safe and Effective Healthcare AI
In healthcare, the stakes couldn't be higher. When implementing artificial intelligence systems that directly impact patient care, we need more than technical expertise—we need comprehensive quality assurance that mirrors the rigorous
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🧠 When Weather Triggers Seizures
Uncovering Hidden Environmental Patterns in Epileptic Seizure Occurrences Through Advanced AI Analysis
Dan Noyes | Healthcare AI Researcher
Mayo Clinic Patient + 25+ Years Strategic Leadership + Advanced AI Expertise
🏥 A Personal Journey Meets Scientific Discovery
As someone living with epilepsy and receiving care at Mayo Clinic, I'
Transforming Patient Voices into Strategic Insights: My First AI Deep Dive Research Study
🏥 Transforming Patient Voices into Strategic Insights
My First Healthcare AI Project: When 25+ Years of Business Strategy Meets Patient Experience and Artificial Intelligence
Dan Noyes
Healthcare AI Specialist | Mayo Clinic Patient | Digital Strategy Veteran
After 25+ years of driving digital transformation for Fortune 1000 companies, I'm pivoting my
Understanding NNT and NNH: Essential Tools for Patient-Centered Healthcare and AI Decision Support
A deeper exploration of how these metrics can transform shared decision-making in the age of artificial intelligence
Throughout my journey in chronic care advocacy and AI in healthcare, one concept has consistently emerged as both a clinical metric and a transformative mindset: the Number Needed to Treat (NNT) and
Designing a Life with Room to Breathe: AI, Accommodation, and Living with a Chronic Condition
There’s a lot of talk about AI replacing people.
But for me, AI didn’t replace anything; it restored something.
I live with a chronic condition. Some days, I can think clearly. Some days, I can’t type more than a few words. My symptoms change moment to moment.