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Fakeeh Care Group's Dr. Tamara Sunbul discusses a future for healthcare in which AI "copilots" support clinicians, data flows freely through systems and patients are more empowered, resulting in more preventive and proactive care.
Tom Gillette, CIO of non-profit Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, says artificial intelligence tools raise health equity and support more personalized care in South Florida and Dade County where 60% of the residents speak Spanish.
States are shaping the future of responsible AI policy with about 200 bills focused on healthcare AI use, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures' Sarah Jaromin.
Ensemble's Jim Gaffney says the company’s AI tools for clinical reasoning, variance analysis and denial prevention can help health systems drive sustainable financial outcomes and enhance the patient experience.
Dr. Harvey Castro, chief AI officer at Phantom Space, discusses his global advocacy for using AI safely and effectively in healthcare and his work in bringing digital health technology to remote regions via satellite.
H.E. Mubaraka Ibrahim, CIO and chief AI officer of Emirates Health Services, says the country is building an AI governance model that pairs clinical innovation with policy, training and prevention-focused population health.
Edward Marx, CEO of Marx Advisory, discusses how to combat government policy and regulation slowing AI adoption. He also details the contributions needed from the boardroom with AI projects.
Chief AI officers share similarities to the C-suite role that gained favor in the early EHR days. Both need to demystify technical terms and partner with diverse stakeholders, says Christopher Kunney, partner at IOTech Consulting.
Dr. Yasir Khan, clinical director at Oracle Health, says leveraging AI to integrate and analyze clinical and social data will enable clinicians to spot disease risk earlier so patients can live longer, healthier lives.
Dr. Srinivasan Suresh of UPMC Children's Hospital says the hospital tailors its use of custom-built and vendor AI tools to clinicians' actual problems, with multidisciplinary oversight to help protect vulnerable patients.
Dr. Everett Weiss, medical director for health informatics at Rochester Regional Health, says it's key to ask: "Why are we using this technology? How is it helping everyone work at the top of their license? And how is it good for patients?"
Atif Albraiki, Dubai Health's chief digital and AI officer, says the organization is prioritizing change management and AI literacy among staff and re-engineering its operations to gain the most benefit from digital transformation.