TOP-3" has been working in Moscow clinics since October 2020,

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ber and the Moscow Government have been cooperating for many years in the development and implementation of modern technologies in various sectors of city government and the social sphere, including healthcare. Today, all adult capital clinics have implemented a line of digital diagnostic assistants for doctors, developed jointly by the Moscow Government, SberMedII (part of Sber's health industry) and the Sber Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

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"Technologies developed by Sber and partner companies are now actively used in various areas, including healthcare. AI solutions help doctors in their daily work, improve the quality and accessibility of medical care. As part of the digitalization of primary healthcare - Moscow polyclinics - diagnostic assistants based on artificial intelligence have been developed together with the Moscow Government, which make patient appointments faster and more efficient. For example, the digital doctor's assistant "TOP-3" already helps Moscow therapists and general practitioners make preliminary diagnoses at the initial appointment, making diagnosis more efficient and faster," said Sergey Zhdanov, Director of the Sberbank Health Industry Center.

"Currently, all adult city polyclinics use a system to support medical decision-making that operates on the basis of artificial intelligence algorithms. It was developed several years ago jointly with SberMedII and the Sber AI Lab. One of our services, the digital assistant TOP-3, analyzes patient health complaints and, based on the information received, offers three most likely preliminary diagnoses. The doctor can agree with one of them or make his own. The service identifies 95 percent of the most common diseases. To date, it has helped Moscow doctors make 14 million preliminary diagnoses," said Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development Anastasia Rakova.