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David Lareau, Medicomp Systems CEO, explains that deterministic, rules-based AI models can validate the probabilistic, often inconsistent outputs that LLMs deliver to avoid errors in clinical documentation.
As global healthcare leaders develop new ways of using AI, HIMSS helps assess which techniques are working and translates them into best practices so that smaller organizations can learn from them, explains HIMSS' Robert Havasy.
Artisight Chief Nursing Officer Karie Ryan discusses her company's AI ambient intelligence offerings that combine audio and video, sensors and computer vision to create a smart hospital room that aims to improve patient safety and workflow efficiency.
HIMSS' Lisa Counsell says HIMSS Georgia is one of the most active local chapters because area hospitals see themselves as collaborators rather than competitors and members enjoy participating on committees.
UCHealth developed an AI sepsis-detection model but struggles to educate thousands of nurses across 15 hospitals to use and trust its outputs, says Brittany Cyriacks, clinical informatics program director.
According to Davenport University's Joseph Brown, closer collaboration between healthcare IT and education, including instruction by industry professionals, is key to preparing graduates for the job market.
Jonathan French, HIMSS' senior director of public policy, explains how the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem and ONC's HTI-5 Proposed Rule may reshape interoperability policy and regulation for digital health tools.
Joining the HIMSS Executive Connect program helped Sophia Brown, RN, Strategic Informatics Solutions' CEO, realize that leaders from different organizations can solve common challenges together.
While AI-savvy patients are concerned about where their data is stored, the fact that 95% of them agree to using ambient AI to improve patient-doctor interaction signals their comfort level with AI tools, says Nabla's Dr. Matt Sakumoto.
Defining a problem for AI to solve, aligning that goal with enterprise strategy and building strong governance can help healthcare organizations succeed with AI, explains Jill Seys, HIMSS' senior director for North America analytics.