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Immediate benefits include helping with healthcare navigation, such as patient check-ins, scheduling appointments and summarizing lab results, says Melek Somai, chief technology and product officer, Froedtert Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network.
By integrating GenAI, healthcare has the potential to extend human discovery, says Melek Somai, chief technology and product officer for Froedtert Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network.
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The healthcare modeling creates coherence as it represents the holistic view of the person, rather than the partial view of the patient, says Interoperability Institute's Jim St. Clair and the VA's Thomas Osborne and Dr. Paul Tibbits, who will be speaking at HIMSS24.
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Care New England needed creative solutions to accelerate digital transformation and chose Kyndryl, says Trent Sanders of Kyndryl, who will be talking with Care New England's Tomas Gregorio about using cloud technology in a session at HIMSS24.
Bed blocking causes patients to be stuck at the hospital rather than going to rehab. Patients might also wait on a gurney in the ER, says Dr. Will O'Connor, CMIO at TigerConnect.
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The American Immunization Registry Association's Sabrina Matlock, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services' Sarah Finley, and Oracle Health's Kristin Glaza discuss their partnership, along with a preview of their HIMSS24 discussion about vaccine interoperability.
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Northern Light Health, which operates in rural areas in Maine, will offer the results of telehealth innovation and its collaboration with Optum at HIMSS24, says CIO Dr. Michael Ross.
Beyond Lucid Technologies CEO Jonathon Feit says artificial intelligence can provide heads-up awareness in connecting EMS personnel with their ecosystems of care.
AI is used in navigation systems for surgeries, for implementing data sets and for helping athletes self-direct in recovery, says Florida Atlantic University Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine's Dr. Manish Gupta and Harshal Sanghavi.
In a preview of his HIMSS24 presentation, Dr. Jonathan Chen, assistant professor at the Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research, said a patient's care quality hinges on whether medical teams can distinguish between fact and fiction.