Vera Health X Dr. Bruce Lo
Vera Health welcomes Dr. Bruce Lo Sentara Norfolk General Hospital to their Emergency Medicine Scientific Advisory Board
San Francisco, CA. October 19, 2024 — Vera Health, an advanced AI-driven Clinical Decision Support (CDS) platform, is pleased to announce the appointment of Bruce M. Lo, MD, MBA, RDMS, FACEP, to its Emergency Medicine Scientific Advisory Board (SAB).
This appointment follows Vera Health's recent collaboration with Dr. Christopher Baugh, marking another significant milestone in enhancing the company’s expertise in Emergency Medicine.
“Dr. Lo’s addition to our SAB is a pivotal advancement for Vera Health. His extensive expertise in emergency medicine, along with his demonstrated ability to integrate clinical expertise into effective, system-wide protocols, will be instrumental in furthering Vera's mission to empower clinicians with evidence-based decision support, ultimately transforming patient care.”
– Maxime Allouch, Co-Founder of Vera Health.
Dr. Lo’s considerable experience in standardizing emergency department workflows across the Sentara Health system has been crucial in advancing the practice of emergency medicine. His leadership in establishing evidence-based clinical guidelines has significantly influenced the development of Vera’s AI platform.
“Dr. Lo's insights have been fundamental in ensuring that our technology aligns with practical, real-world clinical demands. His dedication to evidence-based medicine through rigorous clinical guidelines guarantees that Vera provides the most relevant, high-quality recommendations to clinicians at the point of care.”
– Taieb Bennani, Co-Founder of Vera Health.
Vera Health is dedicated to transforming healthcare delivery by offering real-time, evidence-based recommendations that support healthcare providers in making informed, patient-centric decisions. The platform seamlessly integrates with electronic health record (EHR) systems, leveraging a meticulously curated and continuously updated database of primary literature and clinical guidelines. By focusing on improving clinical workflows and reducing cognitive burdens on healthcare professionals, Vera is positioned to redefine clinical decision support and enhance patient outcomes.
“I am privileged to join Vera’s Scientific Advisory Board and contribute to their mission of integrating innovative technology into clinical workflows. The necessity for timely, precise information in clinical settings has never been more critical, and I am eager to support Vera’s efforts in advancing the future of clinical decision-making. Empowering clinicians with real-time, evidence-based insights is key to improving patient outcomes, and I believe Vera is at the forefront of this transformation.”
– Dr. Lo, Chief of Emergency Medicine, Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
About Dr. Lo:
Dr. Bruce Lo, MD, MBA, is the Chief of Emergency Medicine at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital and a Professor of Emergency Medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS). With over 16 years of leadership within the Sentara Health System, Dr. Lo is recognized for his efforts in standardizing emergency medical protocols, particularly in managing acute psychiatric emergencies.
He serves on numerous national committees, including the ACEP Academic Affairs Committee and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) Board, where he currently serves as a Board Member. Dr. Lo has received multiple accolades for his contributions to emergency medicine education and practice, such as the ACEP National Teaching Award, the CORD Distinguished Educator Award, and the VACEP Medical Director of the Year Award.
Vera is an AI-powered Clinical Decision Support (CDS) tool designed to assist healthcare providers in making evidence-based decisions more efficiently. Vera provides real-time, trustworthy recommendations at the point of care. With its cutting-edge AI technology, Vera empowers clinicians to improve patient outcomes and streamline decision-making processes. With hubs in San Francisco and New York City, Vera is leading the charge in modernizing clinical workflows for emergency departments and other fast-paced medical environments.
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