HIMSSCast

Accenture's Global Health Technology Lead Andy Truscott discusses integrating data and AI to improve decision making and patient experiences, training staff to lead AI adoption, creating trustworthy AI, and much more.

A recent WSJ journal op-ed made the case that not all businesses need to be embracing AI – in fact, some shouldn't. Does the same hold true for healthcare? A look at the pros and cons of artificial intelligence adoption from a biz school academic's perspective.

Upfront Healthcare worked with Hartford Healthcare to hyper-personalize digital outreach, closing gaps in care.

Kyle Zebley, head of ATA Action, and Andy Molnar, head of digital health at ATA Action, dig into four of their top concerns after ATA Action recently acquired the former Digital Therapeutics Alliance.

Tom Kiesau, Chief Innovation Officer at Chartis, explores how AI can revolutionize healthcare in response to the aging population and financial pressures. He discusses advancements in operational AI for revenue cycles and supply chains, while noting challenges with clinical AI's complexity. Kiesau emphasizes the necessity for tailored governance frameworks to address data bias and regulatory compliance. He also advocates for health systems to move from pilot projects to large-scale AI implementation for greater efficiency and impact.

Chris Whelchel, Founder and CEO of HealthTok, shares his insights on enhancing healthcare efficiency and patient experiences. He delves into the transformative role of AI in streamlining workflows, allowing more time for patient care. Whelchel addresses the significant barriers healthcare organizations face, including resistance to change and interoperability challenges. He also highlights the power of technology in humanizing healthcare, showcasing how innovations like ambient technology can improve doctor-patient interactions and minimize distractions.

The cost versus the clinical insights

In the third episode of our three-part series, UNC analytics director Greg Kuhnen is joined by his colleague Ram Rimal for a discussion about artificial intelligence must-haves.

Greg Kuhnen, system director for analytical solutions at UNC Health Care, shares his expertise on data governance and analytics. He discusses the evolution of analytics programs and how effective data governance acts as a strategic asset. Kuhnen emphasizes the importance of real-world impacts on patient care through collaboration and accountability. He elaborates on building a foundation for responsible AI in healthcare, addressing its challenges and the need for transparency in implementation. His insights showcase how data strategy can enhance decision-making and healthcare outcomes.

Greg Kuhnen, the system director for analytical solutions at UNC Health Care, is a pro in healthcare data governance. He discusses the evolution of data governance at UNC, emphasizing the importance of terminology that reflects its value. Kuhnen highlights the collaboration needed between executives and teams to ensure data security. He also explores a hybrid governance model that balances centralized and decentralized analytics. Overall, he advocates for a human-centric approach, stressing the role of people, processes, and effective communication in maximizing data utility.