AIFI pilot started in five Dutch hospitals

February 17, 2025 – Tiel – The AI For Imaging (AIFI) pilot project is officially launched. The AIFI project focuses on making artificial intelligence (AI) software for medical diagnostics accessible with the aim of reducing the workload for healthcare professionals and specialists via a shared national infrastructure.

The pilot involves a collaboration between five Dutch hospitals, the Dutch Association for Radiology (NVvR), and VZVZ, and is made financially possible by Healthcare Insurers Netherlands.

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Automated bone age at University Hospital Crosshouse

Located in Crosshouse, near Kilmarnock in Scotland, University Hospital Crosshouse is a teaching hospital and the largest facility within NHS Ayrshire & Arran, serving a wide region. In 2023, the hospital adopted BoneXpert, an automated software solution for bone age analysis, to address workflow inefficiencies and improve diagnostic accuracy. As highlighted in the article by the Crosshouse Children’s Fund:

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Google AI talks about BoneXpert AI

We might be crossing a line these days, as AI is not only taking over some of the radiologists’ work, but also taking over talking about it.

Listen to a podcast, which was generated autonomously by Google NotebookLM, from the pdf of the latest paper on the BoneXpert method for autonomous bone age determination.

The podcast is surprisingly good at summarising the general aspects, but for an exact account of the accuracy, please consult the paper.

Auckland Radiology Group become the first private radiology clinic in New Zealand to adopt BoneXpert

Auckland Radiology Group – Auckland’s largest independent radiology provider – has become the first private radiology clinic in New Zealand to adopt BoneXpert’s AI software-based medical device for automated bone age and adult height prediction.

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