Clinical and business intelligence
Rob Luke, chief scientist at Ae Studio, discusses how the company uses artificial intelligence internally for generating code, brainstorming ideas and helping its clients summarize data, process audio and interpret reports.
Jeremy Petch, Hamilton Health Sciences' director of digital health innovation, discusses black box models and the importance of evaluating AI technology so as not to increase health inequity.
HIMSS24
HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf provides a sneak peek at what is in store for the thousands of HIMSS24 attendees in Orlando, the enhanced content for the event and how the company's recent partnership with Informa Markets is shaping the experience.
Dr. Harvey Castro, ER physician and host of The GPT Podcast, discusses his book about ChatGPT use in healthcare, how he uses the technology within his practice to help him identify with patients and his views on the evolution of AI.
Rachini Moosavi, University of North Carolina Health chief analytics officer, relays how UNC began developing AI in 2016, deploying the tech within clinical and financial operations, and how providers have responded to AI implementation.
Albert Marinez, chief analytics officer at Cleveland Clinic, relates how the health system uses AI to ease provider workflow, the responses it has received from physicians and lessons learned throughout the implementation process.
Bryant Godfrey, partner and cochair of healthcare and FDA practice groups at Foley Hoag, discusses the various agencies regulating AI in healthcare, potential inconsistencies in frameworks and expectations for regulation in the coming year.
Providers are responsible for navigating variable coverage schemes while caring for patients, says Jay Rughani, investment partner at Andreessen Horowitz. AI and LLMs advancements can help fix this trajectory and reduce administrative burnout.
Cybersecurity officers are up against well-equipped adversaries like crime syndicates, says Richard Staynings, chief security strategist at Cylera. AI can help automate and improve cybersecurity tools if adequately implemented.
AI is a tool to help people everywhere realize their health potential, said HIMSS Chief Scientific Research Officer Anne Snowden. If there was a time for learning, sharing and building a community of AI decision-making tools, it is now.