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Omega Healthcare works with hospitals on rev cycle tools, making tweaks in such areas as data and population that make each provider unique, says CEO Anurag Mehta.
Robin Goldsmith, healthcare and life sciences practice lead at Verizon Business, explains how the company underpins health systems' complex networks, which often include mobile devices, wearables and clinician workstations.
Michael Martin, founder and CEO of RapidSOS, discusses the company's partnership with Oscar-nominated actor Jeremy Renner and how real-time data from wearables, vehicles and connected systems can shape the future of emergency response.
Dr. Ryan Sadeghian, University of Toledo CMIO, says governance frameworks must be strengthened to keep up with AI technology's growth so that AI tools can be safely scaled across clinical and operational workflows.
According to Michael Meucci, Arcadia's president and CEO, marrying data about patients, care journeys, costs and more for AI to analyze can uncover utilization signals that providers and payers can use to enhance care delivery.
"You really have to be thoughtful about safeguarding the data," says Andy Crowder, SVP and chief data and AI officer of Advocate Health. The provider has been using Agent Factory, Epic's EHR-integrated artificial intelligence development tool.
Dr. Seyoung Jung, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital CIO, says that going through the HIMSS AMAM validation process helped hospital leaders understand how best to implement AI and analytics tools.
AI and digital tools can process the massive amount of unstructured data healthcare organizations generate so it can flow freely through a system, says Shawn Freligh, SVP and GM at Upland Software.
Rebecca Love of Nurse Approved explains how decades of uncaptured nursing data are creating major blind spots in the datasets shaping AI systems across healthcare.
Bond Consulting's Joel Bond says that outdated technology creates a burden for clinicians whose workflows are impeded, as well as for patients who must provide medical history information multiple times.
Aashima Gupta, global director for healthcare at Google Cloud, discusses why successful AI transformation in healthcare depends on more than deploying new technology.
Bruce Barnes, Brooke Army Medical Center CIO, recommends that IT leaders tailor lessons to their audience in ways that are relevant and understandable, just as an instructor would in a college classroom.