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A data-driven workflow can navigate patients to the right care providers, according to Benjamin C. Gonzales, operations manager of virtual care for behavioral health at Geisinger.

Ty Vachon, cofounder and CEO of Oatmeal Health, discusses the panel he will moderate at HIMSS23 on the need for realistic expectations of AI use in healthcare and tools that can help ensure AI is safe and effective for patient care.

Didi Davis, VP of informatics, conformance and interoperability at the Sequoia Project, discusses the HIMSS23 panel highlighting the company's recommendations on ensuring secure but ubiquitous interoperability across U.S. healthcare.

Trent Sanders, VP of healthcare, U.S., at Kyndryl, previewing his HIMSS23 presentation, talks about avoiding technology bottlenecks in the revenue cycle processes to improve employee engagement, drive increased revenue and reduce costs.

At HIMSS23, David Murtagh, VP of operations at MultiPlan, which cofounded the group with United Healthcare, Humana and others, will speak about payer and provider use cases that are emerging for the distributed ledger.

A stand-alone EHR workflow automates prior authorizations via workflow optimization and process modifications, reducing wait times for radiology at Atlantic Health System, according to Danielle Pieloch and Kumar Aditya in their HIMSS23 presentation.

The National Institutes of Health's Sarah Warner, Premier's Dr. Ning Rosenthal and Myla Maloney, and the University of Washington School of Medicine's Dr. Ferric Fang discuss their work using the PINC AI Healthcare Database.

Access helps create equity in healthcare, and technology will drive progress, according to Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, an otolaryngologist and AMA Board of Trustees member, who will speak at HIMSS23.

What are the big themes and innovations in healthcare information and technology coming to Chicago next week? HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf shares an overview of some developments he's excited to see at the increasingly international conference and exhibition.

Brigham and Women's Hospital innovation and operations analyst Jonathan Letourneau discusses the benefits of collaboration between teams to improve healthcare design.