As AI continues to build momentum, a group of health systems, government agencies and tech companies are banding together to develop “a set of guidelines for safe, secure and trustworthy AI algorithms,” according to John Halamka, MD. In this blog, he outlines the five main objectives of the network.
Pivoting to AI: A Roadmap for “Future-Proofing” Your Career
As digital tools continue to revolutionize sectors, an AI-focused skillset “is increasingly becoming a core asset,” according to Joey Meneses, CTO at Akron Children’s Hospital. In this piece, he shares thoughts on how to “future-proof your career path while shaping how this transformative technology evolves.”
Q&A with Englewood Health CIO Inderpal Kohli: “Only 20 Percent of It Is About Tools.”
With resources becoming increasingly scarce, it’s more important than ever to prioritize value, said Inderpal Kohli, CIO at Englewood Health. During a recent interview, he talked about what it means to be “a use case and outcomes-driven organization,” how he works to connect his team with the mission of the organization, and the real challenge with digital transformation.
Maslow’s Hierarchy, Running Shoes and the Foundation for AI
There’s no doubt about the sky-high potential of AI, but without the critical foundational layers of the healthcare hierarchy in place, it may never be realized, according to Daniel Barchi, CIO at CommonSpirit. In this piece, he examines the steps that need to be taken to enable AI tools to “help deliver transcendent healthcare.”
Is the Future of AI in Good Hands?
“A Profound Impact”: How NLP Fits into the Digital Health Ecosystem
Rebranding, Adopting & Securing: Charting a Future for Healthcare CIOs
AI in Healthcare: Embrace the Wolf, Beware the Husky
“Too Much Pressure”: The Uphill (But Critical) Fight for Better Healthcare Policies
Cybersecurity breaches, information blocking rules, clinician burnout — there’s no shortage of areas that need attention from an advocacy standpoint. During a session at CHIME23, a panel of plugged-in leaders share insights on where the biggest hurdles exist, and what they’re doing to overcome them.
“Doubling Down”: How Four CIOs Are Tackling the Biggest Challenges in Healthcare
“We had to turn on dime, and we did.” Nearly four years after the start of Covid, a group of veteran CIOs gathered at the NJ/DVHIMSS Fall Conference to share insights on how they managed the challenges stemming from the pandemic, how they’re embracing AI and other tools, and how leadership roles have evolved.