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Dr. Michael Zappa, chief clinical officer at Cape Fear Valley Health and physician advisor at Juno Health, says leaders should ask clinicians which administrative tasks take time away from patient care and determine how those tasks can be automated.
All Covered's Danielle Morrison says the costs of recovering from healthcare IT outages add up quickly as staff lose productivity, appointments must be rescheduled and business operations slow down.
As clinicians' administrative burdens continue to increase, Innovaccer CEO and cofounder Abhinav Shashank says the company's recent publication, Autonomous Healthcare, addresses how AI can give them more time with patients.
Mass General Brigham's Esther Kim discusses the health system's pilot process, from vetting emerging technologies and aligning them with strategic goals to the evaluation that determines whether the tool will be scaled.
A goal to increase health literacy brings changes to the medical practice and helps patients understand their medications, says Greg O'Neill, director of Patient & Family Health Education at ChristianaCare.
Erik Decker, Intermountain Health CISO, discusses his upcoming HIMSS26 panel about how healthcare leaders can better manage their organizations' risk as systems become more interconnected.
Dr. Amit Zabtani, CustoMed's cofounder and CMO, discusses how the company turns scans of a patient's body into precisely tailored instruments that help surgeons perform more efficiently.
As cyberattacks on rural hospitals increase, Clearwater's Jackie Mattingly recommends that leaders establish clear governance, simplify security tools, and plan for attack prevention and response and recovery.
Debra Beauregard of Rady Children's Health says that defining clinicians' problems first and then seeking vendor partners that can address those problems can build trust and increase adoption of new technology.
Lirio CEO Marten den Haring says the company uses behavioral science and agentic AI to provide personalized patient experiences while maintaining privacy protection.