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Alexander Meyer, CMIO at the German Heart Center Berlin (DHZB), talks about the running project of building a digital hospital, AI and the overall status of interoperability in German healthcare.
Chirag Shah, an AI expert and professor at the iSchool at the University of Washington, discusses some practical and ethical imperatives as Google, Meta and others advance their research efforts.
Christine Swisher, vice president of data science at oncology AI company Ronin, talks “garbage in, garbage out,” provider-facing dashboards, “AI drift,” and continuous monitoring of model performance.
Juli cofounders Bettina Hein and Bettina Duehrkoop discuss their chronic condition management app, the startup’s recent seed raise and advice for first-time HIMSS conference attendees.
VisiQuate founder and CEO Brian Robertson describes how the power of technology can present insights to users “on a silver platter.”
UW Health Physician Informatics Director for Predictive Analytics Dr. Brian Patterson says it's vital to consider a range of factors when developing and implementing AI models.
Dr. Stephen Lin of Stanford University Medicine says the primary care space is ripe for investment and innovation.
(Sponsored) Jason Bray, senior healthcare strategist with VMware, discusses how AI/ML is used, the value and benefits it brings to different areas within healthcare and his experiences implementing it in a hospital setting.
Gregg Church, president of 4medica, explains how dangerous duplicate patient records are and how technology – including AI – can help providers and others build and maintain clean data, with data duplication rates as low as 1%.
Christine Moundas, a partner at Ropes and Gray, discusses the regulatory outlook for the next year.
Dr. Alan S. Young, head of clinical partnerships at KēlaHealth, discusses the potential of artificial intelligence and data analytics to help clinicians get a full picture of a patient's health.
Sheeza Hussain, chief commercial officer at Biofourmis, explains how the company’s advanced analytics engine finds baseline metrics for individual patients so their providers can assess when they need medical intervention.