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Engaging clinical champions to help manage workflow changes
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Engaging clinical champions to help manage workflow changes

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Dr. Eve Cunningham, group VP and chief of virtual care and digital health at Providence and 2024 HIMSS Changemaker, shares how internal sponsors encouraging clinicians to adopt virtual care and RPM reduced admissions and total cost of care.

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HIMSS collaboration with South Korea will encourage EHR adoption

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How AI can help manage risk for large patient populations

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AI probably won't replace radiologists, but could lighten their workloads

Dr. Benoit Desjardins, University of Pennsylvania radiology professor, says AI-powered radiology tools aren't yet ready to make diagnoses; they must return accurate results and save time to be truly useful to burned-out radiologists.

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Dr. Benoit Desjardins, University of Pennsylvania radiology professor, says AI-powered radiology tools aren't yet ready to make diagnoses; they must return accurate results and save time to be truly useful to burned-out radiologists.
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