ProvAI Tools: Leveraging AI in Healthcare

Science is never static, and neither are we. Providence Genomics uses learning partnerships to improve care and move the field of personalized medicine forward. Working together, we are building an evidence engine to uncover new therapies, integrate innovations into standard care, and guide care transformations with evidence that is grounded in real-world care experiences.

AI is an important part of this strategy, but it’s important we get it right. We support the full R&D life cycle to help move ideas from conception to large-scale reach with broad impact with this approach:

  • Develop: Use research and data science as an engine to develop AI applications that can improve health care.
  • Test: Develop & test AI tools in real care settings to help improve them and assess overall impact & value.  
  • Scale for Impact: Develop integrated strategies to get the best tools to as many patients as possible.  

An Ethical AI Approach to Transformation

We’re committed to an ethical AI approach that keeps patients, doctors, and their relationships at the center of health care operations. Some of our key principles include:  

  • Patient-centered. AI models should be trained to help optimize outcomes that matter most to patients.  
  • Assist, not replace. AI tools should never replace clinical discernment. Instead, they should support clinical decision making by helping doctors gather and curate the complex data they need to make the right call.  
  • Shared decision making. An AI tool shouldn’t try to tell patients what to do. Instead, it should provide information about the options in ways that help doctors and patients decide together what to do.  

Our AI research includes a portfolio of different ProvAI tools to help transform care.  Follow our research papers here.

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“As research within whole-person data and genomics expands, we are getting better at predicting risks and finding new treatments. This is creating a significant and promising shift in healthcare.”

Anton J. Bilchik, MD, PhD, MBA, FACS

Professor of Surgery and Director, Gastrointestinal Research Program, St. John’s Cancer Institute, Providence

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Stay up to date on our research by following some of our primary researchers:

Bill Wright, PhD

Selected Works
  • Vice President of Health Innovation Research, Providence

Carlo Bifulco, MD

Selected Works
  • Member and Director, Translational Molecular Pathology and Molecular Genomics
  • Medical director, Molecular Genomics Laboratory, Providence St. Joseph Health Anatomic & Molecular Genetic Pathology

Brian D. Piening, PhD

Selected Works
  • Assistant member, Cancer Immuno-Genomics Laboratory
  • Technical Director, Molecular Genomics Laboratory, Providence St. Joseph Health