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Forum explores how health systems are building, using AI
HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum attendees in Boston shared ideas on how to develop and scale AI across real-world clinical and operational settings while benefiting patients, clinicians and staff.
Forum explores how health systems are building, using AI
HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum attendees in Boston shared ideas on how to develop and scale AI across real-world clinical and operational settings while benefiting patients, clinicians and staff.
Using ambient documentation to track disease spread
With ongoing Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Ian Shakil, chief strategy officer at Commure, discusses the potential role of ambient AI documentation in infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response.
Payers can support holistic pediatric care
With predictive risk scores and care management data, providers can proactively target "high and rising risk populations" and treat behavioral health with urgency, says Yagnesh Vadgama, VP of payor strategy and network development at CentralReach.
Madrid accelerates its digital transformation
Dr. Nuria Ruiz Hombrebueno says Madrid's Regional Government has created a Ministry for Digitalization and a Directorate General for Digital Health to drive interoperability, AI, data and remote monitoring initiatives across the region.
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Clinician trust in AI tools still lags

Jay Anders, Medicomp CMO, cautions that clinicians are concerned about AI tools' hallucinations and inconsistent outputs, so more governance and stronger guardrails are needed to get their buy-in.

Clinician trust in AI tools still lags
Jay Anders, Medicomp CMO, cautions that clinicians are concerned about AI tools' hallucinations and inconsistent outputs, so more governance and stronger guardrails are needed to get their buy-in.
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CDC aims to turn data into actionable intelligence

The CDC's Public Health Data Strategy plans to create a secure data ecosystem that provides timely information to patients, clinicians and local public health agencies, says Matthew Ritchey, director of technology and products.

CDC aims to turn data into actionable intelligence
The CDC's Public Health Data Strategy plans to create a secure data ecosystem that provides timely information to patients, clinicians and local public health agencies, says Matthew Ritchey, director of technology and products.
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Emerging advancements in radiology AI

The next wave of artificial intelligence for radiology combines silos of information and uses "visual intelligence" to answer challenging imaging questions that can improve treatment decisions, explains Dr. Chirag Parghi, CMO of DeepLook Medical.

Emerging advancements in radiology AI
The next wave of artificial intelligence for radiology combines silos of information and uses "visual intelligence" to answer challenging imaging questions that can improve treatment decisions, explains Dr. Chirag Parghi, CMO of DeepLook Medical.
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AI may mimic intelligence but remains artificial

Mikhail Golovnya, senior advisory data scientist at Minitab, says that modern AI, although it is now more accessible to non-scientists, is still just a form of machine learning and is not as powerful as some believe.

AI may mimic intelligence but remains artificial
Mikhail Golovnya, senior advisory data scientist at Minitab, says that modern AI, although it is now more accessible to non-scientists, is still just a form of machine learning and is not as powerful as some believe.
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Lack of regulation may stifle AI innovation

Peiling Yap, chief scientist at HealthAI, says that many responsible AI projects never move beyond pilot stages because weak governance and a lack of clear regulatory guardrails block safe scaling and widespread adoption.

Lack of regulation may stifle AI innovation
Peiling Yap, chief scientist at HealthAI, says that many responsible AI projects never move beyond pilot stages because weak governance and a lack of clear regulatory guardrails block safe scaling and widespread adoption.
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AI to track Texan maternity care deserts

Lauri Billingsley and Mari Tietze of the University of Texas at Arlington discuss their work using AI-powered geomapping to identify areas in Texas without nearby maternal care services and pinpoint where high-risk mothers live.

AI to track Texan maternity care deserts
Lauri Billingsley and Mari Tietze of the University of Texas at Arlington discuss their work using AI-powered geomapping to identify areas in Texas without nearby maternal care services and pinpoint where high-risk mothers live.
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AI boosts radiologists' image analysis efficiency

Yashbir Singh, assistant professor of radiology at Mayo Clinic, says his team is using an AI model to assist in diagnosing cholangiocarcinoma from images and has published research demonstrating its benefit.

AI boosts radiologists' image analysis efficiency
Yashbir Singh, assistant professor of radiology at Mayo Clinic, says his team is using an AI model to assist in diagnosing cholangiocarcinoma from images and has published research demonstrating its benefit.
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As first CMS ACCESS performance period nears, one provider offers thoughts

Oren Nissim, CEO of Brook Health, discusses the program, which starts on July 5, and what broadening providers' access to certain tech-enabled care options could mean for Medicare beneficiaries with chronic conditions.

As first CMS ACCESS performance period nears, one provider offers thoughts
Oren Nissim, CEO of Brook Health, discusses the program, which starts on July 5, and what broadening providers' access to certain tech-enabled care options could mean for Medicare beneficiaries with chronic conditions.
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