Harrison.ai

As we approach the end of the year, we at Harrison.ai want to take a moment to reflect on the remarkable journey we’ve shared. This year has been pivotal for us, filled with growth and meaningful progress. We are proud to have expanded our reach, helping healthcare providers enhance their services and deliver better care to patients. Sharing a glimpse of what we’ve accomplished together with our clients, partners, and amazing team members. Here’s to a brighter and healthier 2025! Annalise.ai Franklin.ai

This week, our co-founder, Dimitry Tran, had the privilege of joining an esteemed panel at AI+HEALTH, Stanford University’s event on AI in health and medicine. Alongside visionary leaders Enhao GONG, Noosheen Hashemi, and Martin Willemink, MD PhD FSCCT, Dimitry explored the challenges and opportunities in 'The Health AI Entrepreneur’s Journey' session. Here are Dimitry’s top 3 takeaways: ➡️ Diverse Expertise is Non-Negotiable Building a successful medtech startup requires a co-founding team with deep expertise in business, technology, and medicine. Pivots are costly. There’s no substitute for rigorous R&D and domain knowledge to build the right solution. ➡️ Beyond Product-Market Fit (PMF): Focus on Product Go-to-Market Fit (PGTMF) In healthcare, TAM (Total Addressable Market) is vast, but SAM (Serviceable Addressable Market) is shaped by product features—like narrow AI vs. comprehensive AI—and the ability to deliver solutions seamlessly to clinicians and patients. ➡️ The Founder Journey is a Sacrifice Fueled by Purpose Long hours, limited runway, and uncertain outcomes are the norm. What sustains founders is a deep passion for improving lives. Dimitry shared a moving moment from his recent experience hearing Diane Covey, a 69-year-old UK patient, share on the BBC how Annalise.ai’s early cancer detection technology may have saved her life. (Full story here: https://lnkd.in/gUb_8H6J) It was an inspiring session filled with insights, challenges, and a shared commitment to transforming healthcare through #AI.

The demand for quality healthcare will rise significantly by 2040 in Southeast Asia and Australia, calling for skilled medical workers, advanced pharmaceuticals, and cutting-edge health infrastructure. At Harrison.ai, we’re proud to support the efforts being done by healthcare professionals and governments in both these regions with the best of AI-driven technology. By fostering partnerships and driving innovation, we aim to empower healthcare systems across the region to deliver better patient outcomes. We’re happy to have been spotlighted in the report by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on Australia’s Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040, highlighting our role in strengthening healthcare across borders. Together, we’re building a healthier, more connected future. https://lnkd.in/gYhx672k Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade)

“I never really understood much about artificial intelligence but now I think that it might have saved my life,” Dianne Covey, Royal Surrey patient. Royal Surrey’s new artificial intelligence (AI) tool identified Dianne's cancer in a matter of hours ⏳️ Diane benefitted from the technology after she was referred for an X-ray by her GP due to a persistent cough. The AI tool analysed her chest X-ray and flagged her as an urgent case. This technology is being rolled out in five NHS Trusts that are part of the Surrey, Sussex and Frimley Imaging Network. Read more about Dianne’s diagnosis: https://lnkd.in/e2e7gEhH #RoyalSurrey #AI #NHS

🇮🇳 India's leading radiology provider, Aarthi Scans & Labs, leverages our #AI to help deliver emergency CT brain reports in just 10 minutes. "We are thrilled to partner with Annalise.ai to bring this cutting-edge technology to our patients," said Dr.Arunkumar Govindarajan of Aarthi Scans & Labs. "This AI-powered solution not only accelerates the diagnostic process but also enhances the accuracy and efficiency of our reporting, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes." Business Standard reports https://lnkd.in/grgnSdZp

🏆 This year, Harrison.ai won the NSW Development Impact Award at the 2024 Premier’s NSW Export Awards with their exceptional contributions to international health and their enduring commitment to improving lives worldwide. ✨ Harrison.ai develops advanced AI solutions for radiology and histopathology, improving healthcare diagnostics with faster, more accurate results. With its technologies approved in 40 countries and trusted by one in three Australian radiologists, Harrison.ai is making a profound difference in healthcare while also achieving remarkable commercial success across Asia, Europe, and the United States. ▶️ To find out more about the company, visit: http://harrison.ai The NSW Development Impact Award, supported by NSW State Office -Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) recognises companies making a remarkable positive impact in developing countries through their exports and operations, driving growth, health, education, and gender equality. #ECA #AussieExport #NSWExportAwards2024 #NSWGovernment #InternationalTrade #Winners #development #SydneyTownHall #NSWEA2024 #ExportAwards

Will you be attending the annual Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) conference in #Chicago? Don't forget to meet our Annalise.ai team. Our solutions are developed with human-centred design, transparency, and ethical AI principles at their core, to be reliable decision-support solutions for clinicians. Book your session right away https://lnkd.in/dZuM68dE 📌 Booth# 5311, South Hall Level 3

AI: Australia’s Gateway to Global Impact AI is the next general-purpose technology set to transform industries and reshape the world. But how can Australia unlock its full economic potential in this revolutionary era? Microsoft and Mandala's latest report, "Australia’s Opportunity in the New AI Economy," highlights the nation’s key growth areas: AI applications, cutting-edge datacentres, and robust data strategies. We are happy to be recognised as a pioneering health tech startup that is making a meaningful impact both locally and globally. Read the full report: http://msft.it/6043WZcL7

Despite the rapid proliferation of AI in healthcare, the industry has been slow to agree on how to assess the quality of #AI models. Now, some of the biggest health systems band together to test and publicly rank top AI models. Emory Healthcare, the radiology departments at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the University of Washington, and the American College of Radiology, led by Mass General Brigham, will evaluate nine Generative AI models. These include products from Microsoft, Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS), OpenAI, and Harrison.ai. Ultimately, the health systems will create a “leaderboard” of tools, according to Dushyant Sahani, professor and chair of the Department of Radiology at the University of Washington. We at Harrison.ai are delighted to be part of this pioneering journey. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dKtND-nf Know more about Harrison.rad.1 here: https://lnkd.in/gx27bNxM

We all know #AI in healthcare has enormous potential. But do we know which AI models cater best to our industry? 🏥🤖 🌐 A group of health systems, led by Mass General Brigham, will be testing and comparing the latest AI offerings in simulated clinical settings. So far, Emory Healthcare, the University of Wisconsin Department of Radiology, the University of Washington - Department of Radiology, and American College of Radiology will pit AI models against each other and produce public rankings of the tools by the end of the year. The #healthsystems will initially test 9 models, including products from Microsoft, Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS), OpenAI and Harrison.ai, assessing draft report generation, key findings, differential diagnosis and other factors. 📊 👉 Read Healthcare Dive’s full article for more information: https://lnkd.in/dKtND-nf, and subscribe to DHI to receive weekly #healthtech news like this! #DigitalHealth #AIHealthcare