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Nathan Eddy

By Nathan Eddy | 11:05 am | April 27, 2026
Emergency medicine, radiology and anesthesiology still lag the overall benchmark across multiple indicators – pointing to ongoing workflow and staffing pressures in acute care environments.
By Nathan Eddy | 03:48 pm | April 22, 2026
Hospitals must balance financial pressure with clinician wellbeing as cost-first strategies are linked to burnout.
By Nathan Eddy | 03:27 pm | March 16, 2026
At HIMSS26, panelists said the OR is a "black box" evolving into a connected ecosystem, with surgical video and procedural data providing new ways to prevent complications.
By Nathan Eddy | 03:00 pm | March 16, 2026
During HIMSS26, Guido Giunti, chief data officer at St. James's Hospital Dublin, said hospitals' AI investments will succeed if paired with workforce-focused initiatives.
By Nathan Eddy | 10:31 am | March 16, 2026
Its batch-style approach allows both providers and payers to extract large datasets, stream them into analytics platforms and use them for data pipelines and population-level analysis, interoperability leaders showed at HIMSS26.
By Nathan Eddy | 04:36 pm | March 12, 2026
Health systems evaluating AI must look beyond datasets and algorithms to understand the assumptions and priorities embedded within the applications themselves.
By Nathan Eddy | 12:52 pm | March 12, 2026
At HIMSS26, leaders from Emory Healthcare and Mass General Brigham discussed how initiatives like the Healthcare AI Challenge aim to help health systems make safer deployment decisions.
By Nathan Eddy | 06:34 pm | March 11, 2026
Translation systems are "trained to understand medication dosages, medical codes and other clinical terminology so the AI model works as it should," an Oracle engineer explained at HIMSS26.
By Nathan Eddy | 03:16 pm | March 11, 2026
McLeod Health approached AI deployment with a focus on removing friction from clinical workflows rather than chasing financial returns, says CMIO Bryon Frost.
By Nathan Eddy | 02:40 pm | March 11, 2026
At HIMSS26, panelists discussed whether healthcare technology is improving care or adding challenges to the healthcare journey for clinicians and patients.