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Northwell VP Sabina Zak and Conversa Health founder Philip Marshall on transforming how Northwell delivers standardized and personalized information to patients outside its facilities.
IT is a basic driving force for hospital development and CEOs need to be committed to making it a priority, says Huimin Xia, CEO of the Stage 7 EMRAM-validated Guangzhou Women and Children’s Medical Center.
With the increasing volume and complexity of data in clinical situations, artificial intelligence can help support and guide care providers' decision-making processes, says Dimitri Fane, director of product management of TrakCare at InterSystems.
Hal Wolf, HIMSS President and CEO, discusses the digital healthcare market in China and how that technology can help improve access and quality of services in the country.
With 11 hospitals validated at Stage 7 on the HIMSS Analytics EMRAM, China has been making great strides toward digitizing healthcare. Yu Quan, CIO at China Medical University’s Shengjing Hospital, which achieved Stage 7, talks about the next steps.
Sam King, healthcare IT expert and former president of the HIMSS Southern California chapter, talks about the factors playing a crucial role in harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to disrupt healthcare.
Bart Geerts, consultant and senior researcher of anesthesiology at Amsterdam UMC in the Netherlands says that his organization's board is now implementing an AI strategy that factors in governance, transparency and quality control.
Mapping current activities is an important first step, says Claus Duedal Pedersen, Head of International Department at Odense University Hospital, but a focus on clinical needs is key when implementing an effective AI strategy.
Joe Kvedar, vice president of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare, says that with an aging population outpacing the growth of a younger one, the need for effective automation and artificial intelligence in healthcare is more crucial than ever.
Joe Kvedar, vice president of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare, discusses ways providers can manage patients' need for the human touch in healthcare and his advice to CIOs and CTOs looking to bring more humanity to automated processes.
Livongo Chief Product Officer Amar Kendale discusses how the company is using machine learning to offer patients chronic condition care options that they’re likely to choose because of personalization and relevance.
Dr. Ngiam Kee Yuan, Group Chief Technology Officer at the National University Hospital in Singapore, hopes that his organization's AI and machine learning tools will serve to augment clinical practice and eventually lead to improved patient care.