Improving Hygiene and Detecting Acute Kidney Injury with AI

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This chapter discusses the application of AI technology to improve hand hygiene in hospitals and detect acute kidney injury (AKI) early on. It explores the use of computer vision technology and machine learning algorithms to collect data on hand hygiene practices and the development of an algorithm to predict AKI using electronic health records. The chapter also highlights the success of an app called Streams in detecting AKI faster and the potential of AI in detecting eye diseases and breast cancer.

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