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For behavioral health patients, telehealth helps bridge the gap

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Telehealth Connection TV: Dr. Danielle Hairston tells Iris Frye that virtual care isn't perfect, but its accessibility is an advantage.

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(Sponsored) Shaping the future of RCM with agentic AI

Ensemble's Jim Gaffney says the company’s AI tools for clinical reasoning, variance analysis and denial prevention can help health systems drive sustainable financial outcomes and enhance the patient experience.

(Sponsored) Shaping the future of RCM with agentic AI
Ensemble's Jim Gaffney says the company’s AI tools for clinical reasoning, variance analysis and denial prevention can help health systems drive sustainable financial outcomes and enhance the patient experience.
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(Sponsored) AI video can enhance healthcare security and operations

Hanwha Vision's Chris Lennon discusses how the company's AI-powered video systems can help detect aggressive patient behavior, reduce workflow bottlenecks and enable virtual care so health systems can optimize staffing and safety.

(Sponsored) AI video can enhance healthcare security and operations
Hanwha Vision's Chris Lennon discusses how the company's AI-powered video systems can help detect aggressive patient behavior, reduce workflow bottlenecks and enable virtual care so health systems can optimize staffing and safety.
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(Sponsored) Build clinicians' confidence in AI implementation

According to Lenovo's Dr. Justin Collier, involving clinicians in the decision-making process and starting with small, high-impact projects such as ambient listening and documentation can help health systems succeed with AI.

(Sponsored) Build clinicians' confidence in AI implementation
According to Lenovo's Dr. Justin Collier, involving clinicians in the decision-making process and starting with small, high-impact projects such as ambient listening and documentation can help health systems succeed with AI.
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