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Dr. Bobby Garg, Suki's senior medical director, discusses how agentic AI that spans multiple workflows across an organization needs separate guardrails for each step and different people to monitor those steps.
Intelligent, AI-guided patient routing can help ensure that patients' needs are understood and that they are prepared for their appointments, according to Ran Shaul, K Health's cofounder and chief product officer.
Randy Maestre, head of Industry Marketing at Zoom, outlines how the company is broadening its focus beyond virtual visits to clinical documentation, patient experience, and healthcare operations.
Hongxia Huang, VP of iMedway, explains how hospitals can eliminate duplicated work and control operational costs by consolidating AI onto a unified platform with task-matched models.
Early clinician involvement and easier workflows are central to building AI tools that providers will actually use, says Oracle Health chief clinical information officer Michael Draheim.
Wolters Kluwer sees UpToDate Expert AI evolving towards a single interface that draws on more clinical content and, eventually, patient context, says clinical AI head Dr Sheila Bond.
Dr Tim Ferris, VP of Healthcare Practice at InterSystems, emphasises that AI is an enhancement tool rather than a standalone fix, requiring strong data interoperability and stability.
Keppel Smith, general manager at Heidi, discusses achieving high hospital adoption rates by building intuitive, multilingual AI software that prioritises clinician usability across diverse APAC settings.
Lynne Dossey, chief growth officer at Health Catalyst, explains how pointing AI toward proven evidence and validated intelligence shortens time-to-value, helping health systems fund future digital initiatives.
Assort Health's Imaad Rashied says the company's platform unites interconnected workflows such as intake, referrals, outreach and payments to treat ambulatory care as one continuous journey.
Intel's Renu Navale says edge AI can be effective for assisting with time-critical clinical tasks and explains how leaders can build hybrid AI strategies that place each workflow where it delivers the greatest value for care.
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.