Trial Recruitment We are currently recruiting emergency medicine doctors working working here in Australia for a clinical trial in order to evaluate whether we can improve the accuracy of ICH detection using an AI co-pilot. You must be working in ED at SHO level or above in order to participate. How it works After logging into the trial portal you will be required to review the non-con CT head scans of 50 patients drawn from the CQ500 data set. The first 25 you will review normally, like you would at work. The last 25 you will review with assistance from Reya, your AI co-pilot. You don’t need to write a report or anything fancy. Its literally just saying whether you see any intracranial bleeding. Most people complete the trial within an hour or so. If Reya detects a bleed it will overlay a heat-map indicating the areas of concern as shown in the example below.
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Why should you participate? Participants will get a $50 gift card and a NakeDiagnostics T-shirt to say thanks for participating, in addition to bragging rights about involvement with Brisbanes most iconoclastic med-tech start up. You will also be listed on the publication during the research write-up. However, the real reward is getting involved with cutting edge research that helps to advance the frontiers of human knowledge. If you would like to participate you can drop us a line using the form below or send us an email at admin@nakediagnostics.com Join the movement.