At the European Health Summit in Brussels, Google announced a new initiative to advance health AI in Europe, coinciding with the release of a groundbreaking report by Implement Consulting Group, commissioned by Google. The report, led by Greg Corrado, Distinguished Scientist at Google, reveals that artificial intelligence is reversing decades of declining scientific productivity, marking a turning point for Europe’s healthcare system, which faces mounting pressures from rising costs and a growing workforce shortage. The findings show that AI is already delivering tangible benefits in clinical settings, with real-world applications reducing emergency room wait times by more than an hour. By automating routine tasks and enhancing diagnostic accuracy, AI is giving healthcare professionals valuable time back—time that can be redirected toward patient care. Building on this momentum, Google announced a $5 million investment from Google.org to support Bayes Impact in launching "Impulse Healthcare," a new initiative designed to empower frontline medical staff across the European Union. The program will provide nurses, doctors, and hospital administrators with access to an open-source platform where they can develop, test, and scale their own AI-powered tools tailored to local challenges. By placing innovation directly in the hands of practitioners, Impulse Healthcare aims to accelerate the adoption of practical, real-world AI solutions across EU healthcare systems. The initiative is designed to foster a culture of experimentation and collaboration, enabling clinicians to solve pressing operational and clinical problems faster and more effectively. Ultimately, the goal is to improve patient outcomes by freeing up clinicians from administrative burdens and repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on what matters most—delivering high-quality, compassionate care. With AI now emerging as a catalyst for systemic change, the project represents a significant step toward a more agile, responsive, and sustainable healthcare future in Europe.