AI

It is crucial for hospitals to create systemic changes for population health management as an end goal for AI, according to Dr. Dhesi Raja, vice chair of the Board of Advisory at HIMSS Asia-Pacific.

Artificial intelligence can help free clinicians from administrative tasks so they can focus on one-on-one patient care, according to Dave Brown, CEO at QiiQ and Thanos Melitsiotis, CPO at QiiQ.

The chief product and strategy officer at Project Ronin, Kathy Ford, talks about reality versus hype regarding AI in the healthcare industry.

CEO of Kami Vision Yamin Durrani talks about the company's new fall-detection AI technology for elder care. It employs home cameras to alert for a fall, then routes notices to concerned parties, while considering privacy.

An AI-driven application and wearable devices can help with healthcare equity, according to Victor Brown, founder and CEO of Xcellent Life.

Healthcare institutions will be successful if they unite clinical medicine and data science, says Simon Philip Rost, CMO at GE Healthcare Enterprise Digital Solutions.

You have to understand the business process, get hold of the data and use a platform that supports the necessary agility, according to Atif Chaughtai, global healthcare market leader at Red Hat.

"Cognitive logic" could help providers get the patient information they need immediately, according to Bill Hayes, MD, chief medical officer at CPSI.

Availity's VP of product management Mark Martin explains how the company seeks to give payers and providers a streamlined process for approvals, referrals and claims management via AI and machine learning.                                              

Christine Swisher, oncology AI company Ronin's vice president of data science, talks about "AI drift," the continuous monitoring of model performance,  "garbage in, garbage out" and provider-facing dashboards.