CIO Spotlight (31)

She offers updates on some key IT initiatives for 2026 at the world-renowned health system, from AI to quantum computing. She also gives a sneak-peak of her presentation at HIMSS26, where she'll be discussing smart hospital design.

The chief information officer of the 25-bed New Mexico nonprofit discusses plan for some new clinical automation tools. He also describes how he's using AI to help with network defense, and how that's enabling gains in other areas.

The year ahead offers continued challenges and opportunities around cybersecurity, AI and automation, patient experience and more, says the chief digital and information officer, who discusses his to-do list for 2025.

In a preview of his HIMSS25 session, the IT leader discusses the particular cybersecurity challenges for post-acute care settings, and explains how nursing homes, home health and assisted living groups can improve their privacy and security posture.

The health system is the first to attain the Joint Commission's Responsible Use of Health Data certification. Its chief information and digital strategy officer explains what that means for privacy and security, and for AI data governance.

With a newly minted title addition of Chief AI and Information Officer, the health system's Chief Digital Officer describes plans and priorities for artificial intelligence, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity and more.

The two longtime CIOs discuss their own care journeys, and how they were inspired to write a book for patients who may be starting their own encounters with a health system that isn't always easy to navigate.

At HIMSS24, the Maine health system's chief medical information officer will offer an education session on integrating telehealth. He previews it here while also discussing AI strategy and giving an update on Northern Lights collaboration with Optum.

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.

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.