Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Luis Ahumada of John Hopkins All Children's Hospital previews his session at next week's HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum – describing how the health system has made strides with advanced data analytics models that fit with clinical workflows.

Though adoption is still limited among smaller healthcare providers, more large hospital systems are embracing new generative artificial intelligence tools from their EHR vendors, according to new research from the Arch Collaborative.

A healthcare consultant discusses how automation is enabling more tailored engagement that can help patients better adhere to their care plans and deliver a more personalized care experience in general.

AI tools can surface important data from patients’ medical history.

Plus: HFMA and FinThrive release RCM modernization assessment tool, a peer-reviewed adoption model for healthcare providers.

Companies must consider several correlations when developing artificial intelligence systems, says Jeremy Petch, Hamilton Health Sciences' director of digital health innovation. He'll discuss the key elements at the HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum.  

They are also committed to investing in AI technologies in the long run.

"When we see a vulnerability or intrusion campaign that could have been reasonably avoided if the software manufacturer had aligned to secure by design principles, we’ll call it out," writes CISA cybersecurity leaders Eric Goldstein and Bob Lord.

The company says it has added expanded capabilities for its radiology generative AI co-copilot to help further alleviate clinician burnout.