Flawed Humans Create Flawed AI, Even in Healthcare
By Prabhu Kottapu, Director of Data Science & Analytics, Springfield Clinic Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now playing a significant role
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Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is getting increasingly advanced at doing what people do, but more efficiently, more rapidly, and at a much lower cost. AI is transforming health care, molding the business models of life sciences and healthcare organizations as access to data is becoming increasingly democratized. From hospitals to clinical research, and drug discovery, AI applications are transforming the healthcare sector, reducing cost and improving patient care.
The Peak of EMR Despair
By Michael Zelenetz, Director Data Management and Analytics, White Plains Hospital We are at the peak of electronic medical record
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Technology Change Management – It’s the People
By Cindy Ireland, Director of Data Systems, Mountain Area Health Education Center Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC) is part
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Augmented intelligence will improve patient outcomes and reduce physician burnout
By Roxana Lupu, MD, MBA, CMIO, Sanford Health As medical and diagnostic knowledge expands at a high rate, even the
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Evolving Into a Data-Driven Culture
By Ylan Kazi, CDO, Children’s Mercy Kansas City Most organizations are attempting to evolve into a data-driven culture. The manner
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Seize the moment and drive change for the better! COVID-19! A Catalyst for Innovation
By Sri Bharadwaj, VP Digital Innovation and Applications, Franciscan Health The Changing Healthcare Business Model: Do we really need an
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EchoNous – Game Changing AI in a Hand-held Tool
Imaging and diagnostic equipment based on advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and deep learning accelerate innovation
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The state of AI in Medicine
By Nasim Rezanejad, MD, MS, Physician Informaticist, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) Many claims have
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Interoperability: Past, Present, and Future implications
By Maria Liu, M.S., Manager of Data Standards & Interoperability, Sharp HealthCare and Kelly J. Ko, Ph.D., Director, Data Governance
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The 3 Things Doctors Really Want From Tech
By Marijka Grey, MD, MBA, FACP, System VP, Ambulatory Transformation and Innovation, CommonSpirit Health Physicians hate change. Physicians hate technology.
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