Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The next five years will be critical for hospitals and health systems to build the infrastructure needed to support AI technology, according to the recently released Futurescan 2023.
Join us to learn how leaders at UC Health have moved beyond dashboards and paper/Excel-based daily reports and are leveraging cloud-based AI technology via a “smart, portable capacity command center” and achieving impressive results to increase patient access to care.
Encapsulating the recent Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society’s annual meeting can be like trying to devour an elephant. Where does one begin? But for health care executives, key takeaways could be found amid the many discussions about artificial intelligence (AI) in all its forms…
A recently released blueprint from the Coalition for Healthcare AI (CHAI) aims to provide guidance and guardrails to ensure ethical, unbiased and appropriate use of the technology in health care. CHAI and the National Association of Medicine coordinated with experts from academic medical centers,…
Health IT leaders, startups and well-established health care companies recently met in Nashville at the ViVE Conference to accelerate innovation and harness the power of data and technology in health care.
Recent research indicates ways hospitals and health systems can leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to improve performance, identify and resolve gaps in health equity, and reduce costs.
The Doximity digital platform for medical professionals has launched a beta version of ChatGPT to help streamline time-sapping administrative tasks like drafting and faxing preauthorizations and appeals letters to insurers.
Over the next five years, hospitals and health systems will need to make greater use of artificial intelligence (AI) and patient data to glean valuable insights that can help them differentiate their services, according to AHA’s recently released Futurescan 2023.
Last week at CES, formerly the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, more than 500 different companies unveiled new health tech aimed at consumers, which — if adopted — could have implications for clinicians and provider organizations.
With the recent launch of AWS Omics, Amazon Web Services is using artificial intelligence, machine learning and other AWS and partner products and services to speed the translation of this data into actionable intelligence.