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Wolters Kluwer Health, a global leader in healthcare information and technology, has launched AI Labs, an initiative aimed at integrating the power of generative AI into its renowned clinical decision support (CDS) solution, UpToDate. This move is set to revolutionize the way medical professionals access and utilize clinical content, enabling them to make more informed decisions at the point of care.

UpToDate, an indispensable resource for over two million users at more than 44,000 healthcare organizations across 190 countries, is the cornerstone of clinical decision-making, providing access to over 12,400 clinical topics. Medical professionals worldwide rely on UpToDate to access and interpret vital medical information, with an astonishing 650 million topics viewed annually.

As part of this announcement, Wolters Kluwer Health will showcase AI Labs and its initial generative AI application, which augments the retrieval of clinical content within UpToDate, at the HLTH 2023 conference.

UpToDate's credibility and effectiveness are well-established, with numerous studies showing that its use is associated with improved decision-making, enhanced quality of care, better education, and superior patient outcomes, including reduced mortality rates.

This announcement builds upon Wolters Kluwer's strong foundation in AI technology, with around 50% of its digital revenues now stemming from AI-powered products and solutions. The company's commitment to trust, transparency, and responsibility is reflected in its AI Principles, which guide the development and deployment of advanced technologies aimed at solving complex healthcare challenges.

To witness Wolters Kluwer demonstrate the capabilities of AI Labs, visit Booth 4428 at HLTH 2023 on Monday, October 9, at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm (PT). This event promises to be a landmark moment in the integration of AI into healthcare decision support, marking a significant step forward in the pursuit of improved patient care and clinical decision-making worldwide.