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Because Philips Chief Nursing Officer Cindy Gaines toes the line between caregiver and technologist, she has a unique view on value-based care, patient experience and population health.

Ozuah will officially take the helm on November 15, succeeding Dr. Steven M. Safyer, who is retiring after 40 years.

Jay Spitulnik, associate director of the health informatics graduate program at Northeastern University, discusses why clinical IT professionals must become more attuned to the needs of patients.

Clinicians need access to the resources required to use digital systems as painlessly as possible to free up their time, says Johnathan Pascall, EMEA sales director of uPerform by Ancile.

The future can learn from past failures and successes in space medicine, says Dr. Jonathan B. Clark, associate professor of neurology at Baylor College of Medicine.

One pilot is being offered to about 30,000 JP Morgan Chase employees in Ohio and Arizona.

The dialogue of fear around technology is changing as the culture is increasingly inclusive of tech teams within hospitals, says NHS Leadership Academy's Ian MacIntyre, whose focus is on building a digital-ready workforce.

Gyant CEO Pascal Zuta discusses his company's artificial intelligence platform and how it can improve workflows.

Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld, board of trustees chair for the American Medical Association, says AI should enhance not replace physicians by enabling them to perform more effectively.

Deep Dive: Clinician burnout has become an epidemic among physicians and nurses, and burdensome regulatory requirements and suboptimal EHR experiences are exacerbating their frustrations. Fixing the problem demands new strategies to restore joy to medicine.