Artificial Intelligence

Watch highlights from the HIMSS26 preconference, which focused on how digital technologies and AI are being deployed in healthcare organizations.

Learn more about the happenings at Monday's preconference forums, including the tribal honor that CEO Hal Wolf received for his work supporting digital health initiatives for federally recognized tribes.

Dr. Stephen Klasko, executive in residence at General Catalyst, recommends that health systems shift from treating illness to proactively collaborating with people so they can live healthier lives and better manage chronic conditions.

AI implementation is expensive and necessary, but that’s where the agreement ends.

HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf discusses his upcoming panel at HIMSS26, in which leaders will explore the importance of knowing not only where an AI model's data comes from, but also its designer's identity, values and goals.

To do more than survive the headwinds, reposition your organization to reach the goal, Banks told the crowd at HIMSS26.

Dr. Peggy Allen of Akron Children's Hospital talks about how EHRs can enhance care by offering medication dosing tools and protocol pop-ups that act as real-time safety nets and support clinicians' decision-making.

The AI solution handles high-volume administrative tasks such as appointment scheduling, clinical documentation and medical coding, Amazon says.

Using real-time data and AI, core processes are becoming faster and more transparent, Optum says.

Mount Sinai, ARC Innovation Center and Nvidia are collaborating to build AI models that can decode the human genome in order to accelerate breakthroughs in genetic therapies and personalized medicine.