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Tony DiGiorgio, chief architect at symplr, talks about how symplr uses AI and predictive analytics to perform mundane tasks such as timecard management for nurse managers, allowing them to spend more of their time on direct patient care.
Sam Amory, managing director, Middle East and Africa at Dedalus, talks about how cybersecurity and AI are currently the top healthcare trends in the Middle East, followed by cloud adoption and using machine learning in medical imaging technology.
Grace Cordovano, cofounder of Unblock Health and a 2024 HIMSS Changemaker Award recipient, discusses how patients may need help from AI tools or peer support groups to make knowledgeable decisions based on data from their medical records.
Dr. Jay Anders, CMO at Medicomp Systems, talks about the limitations of current large language models (LLMs) for coding and identifying clinical quality measures, as well as the need for further model training and clinician vigilance to avoid errors.
Tom Leary, SVP and head of government relations at HIMSS, talks about global policy issues top of mind at HIMSS24, including AI regulation, maternal policy and public health. He also discusses the need to push for improved access and equity of care.
Michael Brandofino, president and COO of Caregility, talks about how sensors and careful use of AI let nurses interact with and monitor multiple hospital patients 24/7 without entering their rooms or interrupting their sleep.
Sumit Nagpal, CEO, cofounder and board director at Cherish Health, talks about how Cherish's camera-free, radar-powered AI home safety monitor preserves seniors' privacy and independence, and inspires trust through "throwing away" all user data.
Industry insiders and leaders discuss the impact of artificial intelligence, digital health and other innovations while recapping some key takeaways from the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in Orlando.
Robert Havasy, senior director, informatics strategy at HIMSS, talks about how HIMSS24 attendees are demonstrating AI's results and discussing its legislation, as well as different strategies that might help accelerate interoperability efforts.
Kerry Goetz, associate director, NEI Office of Data Science and Health Informatics, talks about how AI could help diagnose serious diseases from ocular images and stresses the need for interoperability to make this imaging data more accessible.
Whende Carroll, clinical informatics advisor, HIMSS, talks about celebrating the 26th annual Nursing Informatics Forum at HIMSS24 and about how AI and other technologies are driving efficiencies and changing nurses' roles post-pandemic.
Dr. Yaa Kumah-Crystal, associate professor of biomedical informatics and pediatric endocrinology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, talks about how ambient AI tools can reduce clinicians' burden by recording patient visits and producing notes.