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National University professor Linda Travis Macomber reflects on 40 years of progress in AI, from early rules-based systems to today's generative AI innovation, as well as the future of connected, continuous care.
Tan Bin Ru, president of Enterprise Digital at ST Engineering, discusses the company's plan to strengthen Dubai hospitals' cybersecurity and data analytics capabilities with the technologies it uses in defence work.
Health tech companies can anticipate the logic of generative artificial intelligence using knowledge graphs, like the FDA's Elsa, when submitting product reviews, and improve the accuracy of their outputs, says Jeff Elton of ConcertAI.
Richard Staynings, professor and cybersecurity strategist, says data management basics are too often lacking, and policy regs still evolving. Whether dealing with automated decision support or adversarial deepfakes, healthcare orgs need both.
Don Woodlock with InterSystems stresses that AI must be linked to interoperable systems and patient data to deliver real impact. Aligning an organization's AI goals with interoperability mandates is key to practical AI deployment.
Ed Marx, longtime healthcare CIO, explains that with more patients using artificial intelligence on their own to help with self-diagnosis, treatment and more, health systems that don't offer innovative new services could see revenue erode.
Ran Balicer of Israel's Clalit Health Services explains why reality has not caught up to AI's promise: scaling pilots requires leadership support, clinician buy-in, cybersecurity measures and strategic alignment.
HIMSS AI Leadership Summit attendees talk about the unique conversations held there regarding the successes and challenges involved in deploying healthcare AI technology.
HIMSS digital health strategist Jill Seys talks about how successful AI adoption starts with choosing leaders who will champion the technology and engage their frontline teams to use the tools and provide feedback.
Look at the business value around the AI solution, the feasibility to build as it relates to data and adoption and thirdly, having the right skills and team, says Rosha Pokharel, CEO and founder of SolvDat.
Kerri Webster, chief analytics officer at Children's Hospital Colorado, says the health system is looking to move beyond genAI and LLMs while ensuring new models are "safe, secure, ethical and unbiased."
Focused on the healthcare C-suite, the inaugural forum found attendees pursuing different projects and are at different stages of artificial intelligence maturity. But all seek to maximize their AI investments for true enterprise-wide value.