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Most AI adoption requires healthcare organizations to have a certain level of digital maturity, says Professor David Lowe, clinical director, Health Innovation with the Scottish government.

Mass General Brigham has a digital team strategy with one focus on reducing the documentation burden, says CIO Dr. Adam Landman.

Rev1 Ventures focuses on the core areas of therapeutics, medical devices and diagnostics. It invests in digital health and health information technology, says Ryan Helon, EVP of investment funds.

Talkspace pioneered text therapy and uses machine learning algorithms to identify patterns in language that could signal an alert, says CTO Gil Margolin.  

Francine de Stoppelaar, Hospital Wide Operational Activation Lead of Cleveland Clinic London, found success in helping to build the hospital from the ground up after five years of intense preparation.  

If you're not continually learning about healthcare cybersecurity, you’re putting your organization at risk. Hans Hioyos, field CISO for Prophecy, Americas, explains the importance of attending the HIMSS Cybersecurity Forum for healthcare leaders.

Toni Laracuente, HIMSS' SVP and head of analytics, said the HIMSS Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM) is assessing digital infrastructure across all healthcare delivery environments, including community health, virtual care and telehealth.  

Security should be integrated into every department of a healthcare organization. Barbee Mooneyhan, VP of security, IT and privacy at Woebot Health, explains the need to treat security as a necessity, not just a cost center.  

The challenge is in digitalization, bringing more quality management to health, says Joaquim Cunha, executive director of Health Cluster Portugal.  

Ali Youssef, a cybersecurity director at Henry Ford Health, says specialized tools can detect and limit attacks before they spread, but health systems should take the approach of assuming that bad actors are already on their network to be able to react quickly.