e-Health

Revolutionizing Healthcare through Technology-Driven Medical Advancement

Operating at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and health, eHealth will transform the way healthcare is delivered.

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eHealth is healthcare supported by technology. Operating at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and health, eHealth will transform the way healthcare is delivered, the manner and speed at which treatments are developed, and help to personalize medicine to individual patients.

Michigan Medicine researchers are on the forefront of eHealth adoption and are actively using technological tools to make healthcare more efficient and effective, from predicting disease before it happens to more quickly diagnosing conditions to screening potential drugs via the analysis of massive data sets.

Centers & Institutes

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AI & Digital Health Innovation

In addition to our robust foundation in data services and secure computing resources, we provide research implementation support to strategically integrate and study AI models in clinical workflows at Michigan Medicine.

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Center for Computational Medicine & Bioinformatics

The CCMB is a university-wide interdisciplinary academic center and a leader in the entire spectrum of biomedical informatics disciplines.

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e-HAIL

e-HAIL is a joint Michigan Medicine and College of Engineering initiative that aims to make U-M a premier hub for research that innovates in health through AI.

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Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation

The Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation (IHPI) is committed to improving the equity, quality, safety, and affordability of healthcare.

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Michigan Institute for Data & AI in Society

MIDAS promotes advancements in data science and artificial intelligence, and enables their transformative use in a wide range of research disciplines to achieve lasting scientific and societal impact.

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eHealth Researchers

Meet the Experts

Michigan Medicine is leading the way in eHealth research, transforming how healthcare is delivered and experienced.

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Featured News & Stories

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Health Lab

The AI is listening: Implications of machine generated clinical notes on health care

Michigan Medicine experts argue that use of artificial intelligent scribes during health care visits should be more carefully examined .

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Health Lab

Digital alerts support timely treatment decisions of critically ill cardiac patients

Well-designed alerts for critically ill cardiac patients can change what happens at the bedside, according to new Michigan Medicine research.

Health Lab

How to improve mental health safety on social media – not just for young people

With social media companies losing or settling court cases about their products' impact on young peoples' mental health, experts offer tips for reducing impacts for those who use the platforms.

Recent Podcast Episodes in eHealth

Health Lab Podcast

Caregiver Resources: Reduce the Risk of Burnout

If you are a caregiver, whether you’re helping a spouse, parent, another adult relative or a friend with a disability, health need or medical crisis, you don’t have to go it alone.

Michigan Medicine Presents

Michigan Medicine Presents: Tommy Wang, M.D., Dean, University of Michigan Medical School

Join MD student Cassie Evans and PhD student Sam Collie for a wide-ranging conversation with Dean Tommy Wang, M.D. As he reflects on his journey to medicine and academic leadership, Dr. Wang shares his perspectives on student well-being, artificial intelligence, education, research and patient care through the lens of his new role as dean of the University of Michigan Medical School.

The Fundamentals

The Bioethics of Data and A.I. in Healthcare

Season four of The Fundamentals is here, and we're celebrating by doing a special two-episode release to launch the season! On this episode of the Fundamentals, we talked to Professor Kayte Spector-Bagdady, the George E. Wantz Professor of Bioethics, about the use of massive amounts of data, artificial intelligence, and more. Be sure to check out our second launch episode and our entire back catalog on The Fundamentals website, or on your favorite podcast player.