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Behind-the-scenes artificial intelligence running unsanctioned or misconfigured third-party apps can introduce data leakage, says Lookout CTO David Richardson. These computers need "to be controlled and protected as any other."

In her new role, Jennifer Goldsack, SVP and head of the AMA's Center for Digital Health and AI, says she is focused on furthering AI development that reflects doctors' ethical commitments and serves broader patient needs.

By enticing bedside patients into their Epic electronic health records through an entertainment integration, one health system saw portal utilization rise from 38% to 54% and satisfaction scores increase, says Emily Gargus, senior manager at Swank.

The conversation is moving away from documentation burden to administrative burden, says Vikram Khanna, chief revenue officer for Suki.

Musculoskeletal care is a specialty that has long been underserved by technology, say the chief medical officer and the CEO of Flagler Health, who describe how their platform can help.

There's a clear trend toward more accountability and transparency and a higher bar for outcomes in SNFs, says Chris Dawe, president of Curana Health.

Sean Mehra, HealthTap cofounder and CEO, says AI that remembers a patient's health history and previous interactions could enable more personalized, continuous care while posing new questions around patient privacy, safety and data security.

Ankit Jain, cofounder and CEO of Infinitus, discusses safeguards healthcare organizations need in place as AI agents become more autonomous and how to prevent unintended or unauthorized AI actions from affecting patient care.

Neil Patel, head of ventures at Redesign Health, discusses the rise in mergers and acquisitions across the digital health landscape in 2026 and the market forces driving companies and investors toward greater industry consolidation.

Neil Patel, head of ventures at Redesign Health, discusses the current digital health landscape, how investment has evolved since the COVID-19 pandemic and what investors look for when evaluating the next generation of healthcare companies.

Zaw Thet, cofounder and CEO of Exer AI, explains how the company uses computer vision and everyday device cameras, such as an iPad camera, to analyze human movement and provide clinicians with objective data to assess patients’ mobility.

Kevin Ritter, Altera Digital Health's CareInMotion EVP, explains why more connectivity doesn't always translate to sustainable rural outcomes. He says focusing on clinical data access is more likely to improve the value of interoperability funding.