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Identify key performance indicators and then insert the potential technologies that can solve the problem, says Charles Worthington, CTO and Chief AI Officer at the Department of Veteran Affairs.

With federal direction still unclear, Kathryn Ayers Wickenhauser, chief strategy officer at DirectTrust, recommends that healthcare organizations collaborate to advance trust and security policies.

MetroHealth is finishing a years-long project to consolidate and archive images so that they are available to providers and patients who should have access, says Dr. David Kaelber, the health system's chief health informatics officer.  

In choosing speakers for HIMSS25, the Global Health Conference Education Committee looked for a provider affiliation and sessions that aligned with chosen topics such as AI and emerging technologies, says committee chair Paul Contino, CIO of University Hospital.  

Breyer Capital looks at the specific clinical, financial and operational unmet need the company is addressing and whether it has married that need with the right intervention, says Morgan Cheatham, Breyer Capital partner and head of healthcare and life sciences.  

Concord Technologies CEO William Cavanaugh said data is one of healthcare's primary challenges, as it generates roughly two-thirds of the world's data.  

Suki recently announced it is working with rural health providers to increase efficiency, improve health outcomes and reduce clinician burden, says CEO and founder Punit Soni.  

Jackie Rice, vice president and chief information officer at Frederick Health, said incorporating discreet data into the EHR was worth the challenge.

Individuals with a severe neurological disease are able to communicate by thought alone through BCI, an electrode placed on the brain, says Precision Neuroscience Chief Clinical and Commercial Officer Jayme Strauss.

Harmony Healthcare IT CEO Tom Liddell said automating clinical registry workflows was a natural step for the company due to its deep experience with artificial intelligence.