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N.S. Health expanding AI-powered detection system after successful pilot » The Laker News
TRURO: Nova Scotia Health is moving forward with a phased provincial rollout of an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered weapons detection system following a successful pilot at Colchester East Hants Health Centre (CEHHC) in Truro. The system enhances safety for patients, visitors and healthcare providers while maintaining a welcoming environment in emergency departments. More than 7,400 people were screened during the two-week pilot. Approxim…
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The Pictou AdvocateNS Health expanding use of AI-powered detection system following successful pilot
Nova Scotia Health is moving forward with a phased provincial rollout of an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered weapons detection system following a successful pilot at Colchester East Hants Health Centre (CEHHC) in Truro. The system enhances safety for patients, visitors and healthcare providers while maintaining a welcoming environment in emergency departments.
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