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Professor Chan Kwon Jung, director of Smart Hospital and Biobank at Seoul St.Mary's Hospital, underscores the need for national support in implementing AI systems in hospitals.

At HIMSS26, nursing informatics leaders and digital strategists will explore how to close communication loops, drive ROI and balance workforce challenges when deploying new technologies across health systems.

By pairing medication therapy with consistent, telemedicine-enabled clinical oversight and care management support, the health system's program tackles the behavioral and lifestyle components necessary for success.

More focused collaboration among stakeholders can help bolster community health, says Kirk Mathews of the Missouri Medicaid Transformation Office ahead of his presentation at HIMSS26.

Dr. Sigal Shafran Tikva of Hadassah University Medical Center and Jerusalem College of Technology, previews her upcoming HIMSS26 talk on making nurses essential decision-makers in AI integration.

Partnerships can help resolve the complexity and variability of health systems, says Andrew Albano, Jr., who is speaking at HIMSS26.

The IT pioneer launched the electronic health record company in 1969 after graduating from MIT and working as a programmer at Massachusetts General Hospital.

In a preview of her HIMSS26 session, Dr. Kari Yacisin also explains how health systems must assess their readiness for new AI tools and advocate for responsible, ethical adoption that supports healthcare's focus on humanity.

The public-private effort offers practical examples, common language and reusable tools Medicaid organizations can adapt for their own needs. It's all meant to help states move from uncertainty to confidence with AI.

The partnership allows individuals to access an at-home preventive health test and, if needed, connect to One Medical’s hybrid primary care services for ongoing treatment.