The American College of Cardiology has partnered with OpenEvidence to speed up the translation of research into clinical implementation.
Through the strategic partnership, OpenEvidence users will have access to evidence-based medical content curated by the ACC, according to a Nov. 7 news release from the ACC.
OpenEvidence’s generative AI technology aims to improve clinical decision-making at point-of-care.
In addition, the ACC and OpenEvidence are forming a work group to assess knowledge gaps for cardiovascular care providers at the point of care to create educational materials to optimize AI in practice, the release said.
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