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Legacy IT Hampers Rapid AI Growth in Australian Healthcare

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Legacy IT systems hinder rapid AI growth in Australian healthcare, with 99% reliant on outdated tech despite AI use rising from 70% to 93% in 2025.

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AI Use in Healthcare Grows by 81% Despite Security Breaches

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare settings worldwide has increased to 81 percent by 2025, up from 61 percent the previous year, but gaps related to safety measures persist, as…

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Legacy systems limit AI progress at hospitals: study

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Canadian healthcare organizations are on the verge of a breakthrough. With modern IT infrastructure and leveraging new technology such as artificial intelligence (AI), patient care can improve drastically. According to SOTI’s latest healthcare report, Healthcare’s Digital Dilemma: Calculated Risks and Hidden Challenges Exposed, 87% of Canadian IT decision makers say AI is used in patient care. Of the 87%, 60% use it to proces…

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Legacy IT hampers rapid AI growth in Australian healthcare

Legacy IT systems hinder rapid AI growth in Australian healthcare, with 99% reliant on outdated tech despite AI use rising from 70% to 93% in 2025.

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The Use of AI in Sanitary Environments Increases to 81% but Still Lacks Safety

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health settings worldwide has increased to 81 per cent in 2025, compared to 61 per cent in the previous year, but gaps remain related to security measures, as only 36 per cent of organizations claim to have implemented them.

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