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Severence MacLaughlin, CEO and founder of DeLorean AI, discusses the merits of buying versus building AI solutions and building a strategy to drive better patient outcomes by leveraging AI.
Robert Havasy, senior director of informatics strategy at HIMSS, shares insights he received as host of HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum in San Diego and what AI stakeholders are concerned about as the technology progresses.
Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld, president of the American Medical Association, discusses the organization’s AI principles on the development and deployment of AI, members’ concerns around AI and who should be held liable for AI use in healthcare.
AI has shaken the industry, but it’s hard to understand how patient data is being collected and used, says Sara Shanti, a partner in Sheppard Mullin’s Corporate Practice Group in Chicago.
The chief information and digital officer (and CISO), speaking in advance of his appearance at the HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum, offers perspective on how one health system is implementing AI across the care continuum.
Care delays caused by the prior authorization process negatively impact patient and clinician experiences. Matt Cunningham, EVP, Product at Availity, talks about how AI can make those decisions more quickly to expedite care delivery.
AI-driven cardiac imaging in the hands of any medical professional can enhance the speed of acute, field, EMS and rural patient care decisions, according to UltraSight CEO Davidi Vortman.
At a Global Health Equity Week panel on AI and health equity, Dr. Chris Gibbons, founder and CEO of The Greystone Group, points out that eliminating bias in AI algorithm and technology design will support health equity work.
DUOS uses feedback from platform users to leverage social determinants of health data and enhance care navigation for Medicare beneficiaries, said Karl Ulfers, cofounder and CEO.
The technology opportunities of standing up a new hospital, importance of provider and patient experience and, of course, AI, are among the topics we discuss with Chief Information Innovation Officer Myra Davis.
Stanford Health Care's chief information officer offers a look at some AI and data innovation projects his team has been working on, explains how he's prioritizing strategic IT investments and shares thoughts on some emerging tech he's excited about.
As Boston-based Mass General Brigham pilots new use cases for generative AI, its chief information officer describes them – shares his thoughts on how it should be regulated and how to build guardrails around patient safety, ethics and transparency.