KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 29 (Bernama) -- Syntropy, a partnership between Merck and Palantir Technologies Inc, has collaborated with Evidium, a healthcare platform developer, making end-to-end medical knowledge more computational as well as improving data quality for clinical research and practice.
According to a statement, the coalition will be facilitated through Syntropy’s secure data collaboration platform.
Evidium’s Referenced artificial intelligence (AI) platform will play a key role in transforming narrative-form information into AI-ready knowledge at the elemental level, allowing clinical data to be disseminated and utilised with unprecedented scale and precision.
Whereas, Syntropy’s secure, collaborative ecosystem will enable researchers to review high-quality data, share insights, and apply their findings to clinical trials, helping to generate more specific treatment options.
“Together, Syntropy and Evidium will work to make clinical research computable and scalable by simplifying the process of entering quality medical data onto a secure, trustworthy platform.
“The joint efficiencies will break down the silos that have hampered research to support collaboration on data. This will help shorten the time it takes to uncover crucial insights and deploy lifesaving discoveries," said Syntropy Director, James Kugler.
Meanwhile, Evidium Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Carl Bate said: “We are excited to announce this collaborative effort with Syntropy. Our teams are aligned to enable our customers to maximise the impact of their medical knowledge and bring trustworthy AI benefits to patients and every expert across the system.”
The combination of the two platforms will enable more reliable, lower bias and more precise usage of Generative AI across use cases, both in workflow and analytics from vast and complex sources.
Eventually, the offering will be expanded to more healthcare and biopharmaceutical organisations, with the goal of positively impacting patient quality and experience.
Syntropy empowers healthcare providers, researchers, and collaborators to derive insights from every point of data they collect and generate in a secure, compliant, and ethical manner.
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