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n Florida, several hospitals and government agencies are implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance efficiency, improve patient care, and streamline various operations. Hospitals using AI

• Baptist Health South Florida: Uses AI-driven tools for streamlined clinical documentation, freeing up physicians to focus more on patient interaction. They use AI-powered transcription systems to improve the speed and accuracy of clinical summaries.
• University of Florida Health (UF Health): Leverages AI in intensive care units (ICUs) for real-time patient monitoring, predictive analytics, and early detection of high-risk cases. UF Health also utilizes AI for predicting Alzheimer's disease up to five years in advance, identifying rare diseases using algorithms like PANDA, enhancing radiology accuracy and efficiency, and improving patient safety through initiatives like the AI-QI program.
• AdventHealth Central Florida: Integrates AI into diagnostic and patient monitoring processes. AI-driven imaging technology helps detect conditions like strokes and osteoporosis earlier, and AI algorithms are used to monitor patients for early signs of sepsis.
• Tampa General Hospital (TGH): Employs AI to streamline hospital operations, particularly in patient transport logistics, automating the process and minimizing wait times.
• Mount Sinai Medical Center (Miami Beach): Implemented a virtual nursing program using Artisight's Smart Hospital Platform with computer-vision technology to enhance patient safety and support nursing staff through remote monitoring and predictive capabilities to prevent incidents like falls.
• Delray Medical Center: Utilizes an AI program called Viz Vascular to rapidly diagnose life-threatening abnormalities like embolisms and aneurysms, significantly reducing diagnosis time and allowing for faster intervention. 

Government agencies using AI

• South Florida Water Management District: Employs AI to balance competing demands for flood control, water supply management, and Everglades conservation.
• Florida Department of Corrections: Uses AI to monitor inmate phone calls (450 million minutes per year), identifying keywords and names to alert staff to potential issues. They are also exploring AI in facial recognition, voice-to-text analysis, and surveillance video processing.
• City of Fort Myers (Utilities Department): Leverages AI for asset management and capital planning to address challenges related to aging infrastructure and improve sewer and water system performance, according to the Florida LTAP Center.
• Florida Legislature: Appropriated funds to the Department of Health in 2022 to develop an AI customer service solution.
• Governor Ron DeSantis's DOGE Task Force: Aimed at leveraging AI-powered auditing tools to review and streamline state boards and commissions, with the goal of improving efficiency and reducing bureaucracy.
• Miami-Dade County: Has various AI projects underway, including a public benefit AI assistant, AI-powered contract management, a vendor assistance chatbot, AI-powered predictive maintenance, AI analysis of CCTV for crowd management, an HR employee resource chatbot, and more. 

These examples demonstrate Florida's proactive approach to adopting AI across various sectors to enhance services and operations. 

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