Analytics

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

Tammy Kwiatkoski, director of clinical informatics at HIMSS, explains how data supports digital transformation and helps patients, and the importance of nurse informaticians in the health fields.

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.

Brigham Hyde, Atropos Health's cofounder, board chair and CEO discusses getting actionable insights to patients by employing updated research-grade data.

Shawn LaRocco, VP, global head of business, Customer Solutions at Olympus, explains that the future of AI solutions can improve clinical outcomes, patient safety and operational efficiencies.

The chief digital and information officer offers a perspective on using ambient voice technology across departments to ease clinician burden and documentation.                                          

Dr. Brian Patterson, UW Health physician informatics director for predictive analytics, discusses a range of vital considerations in developing and implementing AI models.

GE Healthcare can use human judgment and AI to uncover "unknown unknowns," according to SVP and GM of Edison AI & Platform Vignesh Shetty.

AI-enabled tools and data-driven practices can be integrated in care delivery to help future-proof health systems and improve care delivery, according to Dr. Samir Said with Philips Middle East, Turkey and Africa.