Google Cloud previews Gemini for healthcare to automate multi-step clinical workflows

Google Cloud's Gemini for healthcare integrates data from health records, billing and clinical guidelines to automate tasks like records synthesis and prior authorization review, aiming to reduce administrative time.

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Google Cloud announced a preview of Gemini for healthcare, an AI platform designed to automate multi-step clinical and administrative workflows by integrating data from fragmented systems. The platform connects electronic health records, billing platforms, clinical guidelines and Medicare datasets, enabling what Google describes as reasoning across this context to execute complex tasks within defined guardrails and human oversight.

According to Google, clinicians lose nearly 28 hours each week to paperwork and administrative tasks. Gemini for healthcare targets workflows such as medical records synthesis and prior authorization review, which typically span multiple systems and manual steps.

The preview is available to launch partners including HCA Healthcare, Highmark Health and Northwell Health. Google Cloud states the platform uses specialized skills and data connectors to work with existing third-party systems, aiming to reduce bottlenecks and free staff time for patient care.

More details are available on the Google Cloud blog.

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