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Through robust use of telehealth, Catalight offers care to 99% of families within 10 days – roughly 80% faster than national norms. The customer satisfaction score is 4.34 out of 5. And there has been a 30% reduction in care costs.

The American Medical Association says the new initiative is designed to ensure physicians are involved in the development and deployment of artificial intelligence technologies and to help shape AI policy conversations.

PhilHealth recently introduced digital verification two years after getting hit by a ransomware attack.

It seeks an integrated platform that enables consistent and scalable AI adoption across radiology services nationwide.

Epic Emeritus CMIO and former HIMSS Board Chair Dr. Michael H. Zaroukian offers health system IT leaders lessons from literature, frameworks for accomplishment, and an in-depth look into HIMSS Maturity Models designed to get EHRs to peak performance.

The platform is designed to integrate easily into nurses' day-to-day workflows, and now gives them the ability to pause, edit and validate entries to ensure accuracy and compliance, among other new features.

Founded by Duke Health innovator Dr. Mark Sendak, the company offers a marketplace of validated AI tools and will work with providers to promote their adoption and monitor their performance. It will also help commercialize effective models.

Hackensack Meridian Health and Color are using Google's artificial intelligence tools to speed up patient access and improve care. Also, Catalyst is using the cloud service to automate patient consent for clinical trials through EHRs via the HL7 FHIR data exchange standard.

The collaboration gives tech startups the ability to demonstrate value directly with clinicians.

It has also helped to minimize opioid use at the health system, which grew virtual reality from a small pilot in two units with three superusers to wider use across 14 units with nearly 70 trained superusers and dozens of VR headsets in active rotation.