The McGill University Health Centre is partnering with Canadian health technology company Gray to streamline chemotherapy scheduling at the Cedars Cancer Centre, a project funded by Scale AI.

“Thanks to this innovative project, we hope to be able to treat more patients, faster, using the same resources,” said Dr. Lucie Opatrny, president and executive director of the MUHC. “This is a great example of how artificial intelligence can help us improve efficiency while maintaining the highest standards of care.

“It also means that nurses who previously spent time scheduling will be able to dedicate more time to being at the bedside, where they are most needed.”

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