Cognitive Computing and Watson: Implications for Hospital Pharmacy
Journal Title: Hospital Pharmacy - Year , Vol 54, Issue 1
Abstract
This installment explores the domain of cognitive computing, using the well-known Watson as an example. The migration of computer manufacturers from a focus on hardware to a focus on services suggests the potential of these tools. Considerations for use of these tools in the health care system are provided.
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Brent I. Fox
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