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Concord Technologies CEO William Cavanaugh said data is one of healthcare's primary challenges, as it generates roughly two-thirds of the world's data.

Suki recently announced it is working with rural health providers to increase efficiency, improve health outcomes and reduce clinician burden, says CEO and founder Punit Soni.

Jackie Rice, vice president and chief information officer at Frederick Health, said incorporating discreet data into the EHR was worth the challenge.

Individuals with a severe neurological disease are able to communicate by thought alone through BCI, an electrode placed on the brain, says Precision Neuroscience Chief Clinical and Commercial Officer Jayme Strauss.

Harmony Healthcare IT CEO Tom Liddell said automating clinical registry workflows was a natural step for the company due to its deep experience with artificial intelligence.

Rajiv Kolagani, vice president and chief data and AI officer at Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, said AI holds tremendous promise when it comes to administrative processes.

HIMSS digital health strategist Philip Bradley said INFRAM stages six and seven have advanced expectations for healthcare organizations, and most have yet to achieve the designation.

Innovaccer cofounder and CEO Abhinav Shashank said modern IT systems would benefit from a single layer of data that payers and providers can connect to in order to support population health.

Sandra Johnson, senior vice president of client services at CliniComp, said artificial intelligence is being used to boost administrative functions and make billing faster and easier.

Rebecca Woods, Marissa Maldonado and Roz Cordini spoke at HIMSS25 about the importance of women self-promoting and building their personal brands in order to advance in the health IT space.