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Clinical and technology leaders from Mass General Brigham, AWS and GE HealthCare came together at HIMSS24 to discuss what's needed to move AI forward.

Use cases are emerging and showing promising results, but that means organizations need to be ready for change.

Telehealth, wearables and artificial intelligence all hold promise to increase access to care for underserved populations.

The lack of effective EHR optimization to date is rooted in policy obstacles and a general lack of understanding.

AI Co-Pilot can listen to healthcare communication, offer feedback for better patient decisions and help with documentation, says Lars Maaløe, Corti cofounder and chief technology officer.  

Sumit Nagpal, CEO of Cherish Health, said technology that can track people's movements inside the home has preventive benefits to move the dial on healthcare costs.  

Maintaining directory accuracy is critical to helping seniors make informed choices about their healthcare, Humana says.

The healthcare modeling creates coherence as it represents the holistic view of the person, rather than the partial view of the patient, says Interoperability Institute's Jim St. Clair and the VA's Thomas Osborne and Dr. Paul Tibbits, who will be speaking at HIMSS24.  

Nearly all executives within the sector believe the initial financial investment of new technology is worth the cost.

Most health plans leaders are investing in technology for digital transformation as the primary way to achieve organizational goals.