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Hal Wolf, HIMSS president and CEO, says that, while many healthcare leaders are eager to use AI, questions remain about how to ensure its outputs are accurate and how to build clinicians' and patients' trust in AI tools.

Hal Wolf, HIMSS president and CEO, says that hospitals and medical practices are turning to AI first to help with areas such as clinical documentation and supply chain management before considering applying it to care delivery.

Kevin Day, Rhapsody CTO, shares lessons from building a healthcare AI agentic harness, including how organizations can decide whether to build or buy, as well as how to maintain agility and embed governance into AI initiatives.

Álvaro Alonso Zorita of Spain's National Health System says the country's collaborative approach to developing AI initiatives offers valuable lessons as Europe implements the European Health Data Space.

HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum attendees in Boston shared ideas on how to develop and scale AI across real-world clinical and operational settings while benefiting patients, clinicians and staff.

Don Woodlock, InterSystems president and host of the "Code to Care" video series, recommends that healthcare leaders carve out at least an hour a week to learn about and build practical familiarity with emerging technologies.

With ongoing Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Ian Shakil, chief strategy officer at Commure, discusses the potential role of ambient AI documentation in infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response.

With predictive risk scores and care management data, providers can proactively target "high and rising risk populations" and treat behavioral health with urgency, says Yagnesh Vadgama, VP of payor strategy and network development at CentralReach.