Overview
- Galicia’s health authority, Sergas, has put out a €250,000 tender to build clinical AI within a shared medical‑image platform called ImageDataSpace.
- The program targets three uses: automated prostate cancer evaluation, detection of diabetic macular edema, and support for diagnosing ischemic heart disease.
- Work will run in a federated data space that keeps personal images on local servers while sending algorithms to train on site.
- Health officials say the tools are meant to help clinicians make faster calls and give patients quicker answers.
- The models will learn from tens of thousands of images, building on about one million studies already processed by AI in Galicia’s emergency, primary care and breast cancer programs.