breast cancer survival rates

What a Major New Study Confirms: Breast Cancer Survival Rates Are Better with Standard, Evidence Based Treatment

A major new study published in JAMA Network Open delivers a message that is both powerful and deeply personal for those of us who have faced breast cancer. Breast cancer survival rates are better with standard, evidence-based breast cancer treatment. For patients navigating overwhelming decisions after diagnosis, this research cuts through the noise—and reinforces what …

Patient lived experience

Why Patient Lived Experience Is the Most Underutilized Dataset in AI Healthcare

We Are Expanding What Counts as Data Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare in remarkable ways. Today, AI is trained on information such as clinical trials, imaging and diagnostic data, treatment protocols, clinical workflows and population-level outcomes These datasets are essential. They power advances in diagnosis, treatment, and clinical decision-making. But as AI becomes more integrated …

The CARE Model

The CARE Model™: Why AI in Healthcare Must Be Built on Lived Experience, Not Just Data

Introduction: We Don’t Have an Information Problem In this blog, we’ll explore the CARE Model™, a new framework for designing and evaluating AI in healthcare—one that starts not with data, but with lived experience. Healthcare doesn’t suffer from a lack of information. We are surrounded by it, drowning in it—clinical studies, treatment protocols, online resources, …

patient storytelling

Patient Storytelling in Healthcare: Ellyn Winters-Robinson and the Rise of Conversational Care

Healthcare innovation has traditionally focused on breakthroughs in diagnostics, drugs, and medical technology. But a growing movement is highlighting another critical dimension of care: patient storytelling focused on the human experience of illness. Across policy summits, health equity forums, and design conferences, breast cancer survivor and AskEllyn founder Ellyn Winters-Robinson is helping bring that perspective …

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