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AI can affect the entire imaging pipeline, from the type of exam ordered to report generation, say Dr. Benoit Desjardins, University of Pennsylvania radiology professor.

Making hospital systems more secure in the current threatscape means leveraging AI and implementing the cybersecurity guidelines, says Jeff Webber, Intelliguard CTO.

Analytics gives insights, but care orchestration using AI helps health systems and payers move the needle on the most appropriate care path, says Jerry Shultz, president at Lightbeam Health Solutions.

Nicolas Ostrowski of Future Processing stressed the importance of an up-to-date web presence for healthcare organizations, as well as the efficiencies gained through artificial intelligence and process automation.

Cody Coonradt, Billy’s CEO and founder, says patients are now able to negotiate prices for medical procedures and lower their bills by having location-based access to hospital pricing data.  

Jerry Villacres, Manifold's vice president of Sales, Cloud Solutions, uses his first visit to HIMSS' Global Conference to see where his company may fit into the broader vendor landscape, and to learn more about AI in healthcare.  

Almost half of respondents to a new survey have no objection to diagnoses powered by artificial intelligence, and many approve of it for administrative tasks.

A Hyland/HIMSS Market Insights survey found that providers are still struggling when it comes to sharing data and information with other providers, according to Hyland principal product manager Lyle McMillin.

LG Electronics went into digital health through partnerships and its own build strategies, leaning into health systems for clinical feedback, says Joe O'Brien, head of sales, digital health at LG Electronics.  

Artificial intelligence is data hungry, and interoperability is about putting data to work, says Marilee Benson, president and cofounder of Zen Healthcare IT.