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A new study from the University of Colorado has shown that the use of artificial intelligence improves oxygen distribution for hospital patients, ensuring they receive the appropriate amount according to their needs. The study involved 300 patients receiving additional oxygen therapy across four American hospitals. By implementing a smart monitoring system called Pro 100, developed by the Danish company Automatic, researchers were able to reduce the time patients spent with suboptimal oxygen levels, decrease the need for manual adjustments, and lessen severe side effects. The results highlight that artificial intelligence enhances the efficiency of oxygen therapy and improves patient safety.
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