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This report was created to focus the attention of the public and private sectors on those use cases for AI with the largest potential to transform public health and healthcare and improve patient health outcomes. The world already has the technology to do so. While data gaps certainly exist, leaders can’t wait for the perfect data foundation to be in place but rather should work now to start building the coalitions needed to make the transformation possible. Some will continue experimenting, leading to incremental improvements, which are always needed. However, for the vast majority of those in healthcare, government and NGOs, the focus should be on building scale in the real world. Without scale, far fewer patients will benefit from AI’s transformative potential. The agenda should be clear to all stakeholders in the complicated healthcare ecosystem: choose a few use cases, select the partners whose capabilities and access complement your own, and bring single-minded focus to removing the barriers impeding the widespread adoption of AI tools in healthcare. The future depends on it.

AI is set to dominate healthcare discussions in the coming year. But what's the next big topic? Our Founder and CEO, Kristen Valdes, shared her insights at HIMMS 24. Read the article to learn her thoughts and those of other healthcare experts: https://lnkd.in/gCuvwFTJ #digitaltransformation #healthtech

Unleashing the Power of Data in Healthcare:  Great news! Medinsights was recently recognized in the “AI for Health” landscape report, solidifying our position as an innovative player in data-driven healthcare innovation. We're dedicated to helping pharma companies, academic institutions and biotech make better in-depth analytics and evidence-based recommendations to optimize the healthcare ecosystem. We believe data-driven insights shouldn't be a mystery. That's why we focus on making our solutions accessible and actionable for our clients. At Medinsights, you'll have the tools and guidance you need to make informed decisions for a healthier future. #DataScience #Healthcare #AIforHealth #AIforHealthMapping #innovation #ai 

AI has been making waves across the health care industry, sparking discussions and driving innovation from boardrooms to the frontline. What once seemed like a distant future has now become an urgent leadership priority. Join us for Friday's Big Discussion: AI at the Forefront: Confronting New Leadership Imperatives for Care Delivery Innovation We're excited to welcome our speakers:    Suchi Saria, PhD, Founder & CEO, Bayesian Health; Director of the Machine Learning, AI and Healthcare Lab, The Johns Hopkins University David Entwistle, President & CEO, Stanford Health Care  Gianrico Farrugia, M.D., President & CEO, Mayo Clinic   Delve into how CEOs navigate the evolving landscape of AI-powered care delivery, including strategies for workforce management, collaboration with innovators, and balancing AI promises with fears.   By bringing together diverse perspectives, innovative ideas, and actionable insights, the 2024 Summit will catalyze industry-wide transformation. Join us in shaping the path forward for innovation in health care https://lnkd.in/gt2sqnuU

AI innovation has surged to the forefront of health care. The union of AI and health care is revolutionizing diagnostics, treatment, and administrative processes. By harnessing the power of AI, health care professionals are advancing patient care, enhancing precision, and optimizing resource management.   At 2023 Connect, we are bringing the conversation of AI to the main stage in our discussion, ‘Navigating an AI-Powered Future: Preparing Leaders from the Boardroom to the Frontlines for the Growth of AI in Health Care’ with insights from Susan Coller Monarez of Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H); Cris Ross of Mayo Clinic; Suchi Saria of Bayesian Health and The Johns Hopkins University; and Phoebe L. Yang of GE HealthCare, Doximity, and CommonSpirit Health.   Through thought-provoking discussions and expert insights, we empower health care leaders to embrace the potential of AI. Join the conversation in just two weeks by registering for 2023 Connect today! https://lnkd.in/gYst53C8  

As artificial intelligence implementation advances further into the healthcare industry, Vizient CEO Byron Jobe shares steps healthcare organizations can take to navigate these solutions effectively and responsibly.

As artificial intelligence implementation advances further into the healthcare industry, Vizient CEO Byron Jobe shares steps healthcare organizations can take to navigate these solutions effectively and responsibly.

As artificial intelligence implementation advances further into the healthcare industry, Vizient CEO Byron Jobe shares steps healthcare organizations can take to navigate these solutions effectively and responsibly.

As artificial intelligence implementation advances further into the healthcare industry, Vizient CEO Byron Jobe shares steps healthcare organizations can take to navigate these solutions effectively and responsibly.

It’s already Day Two of #CES2024, and we’ve had a chance to see several speakers, learn more about new innovations in #healthcare technology, and hear from key leaders about the biggest shifts in our field. The promise and potential of AI is on everyone’s mind, with leaders across marketing, automotive and healthcare discussing the issue. Some interesting takeaways we’ve heard so far: Stanford professor and CEO of Leading AI, Dr. Andrew Ng, encouraged employers to think about using AI to replace tasks, not jobs – noting that a nurse has hundreds of tasks in an eight-hour shift and that implementing AI may help reduce task-load to better focus on patient care and outcomes. President of the American Medical Association, Jesse Ehrenfeld, noted that provider voices must be front and center in any plan to implement AI, and staunchly advocated for transparency saying, “as a [provider], if there’s an algorithm being used, I have to know it.” Ehrenfeld also called for an intentional application of an “equity lens” to AI – insisting that products and technologies be designed for all communities and by all communities. Gail Boudreaux, CEO of Elevance Health, similarly cautioned that the health care industry should only “move at the speed of trust” and echoed calls for transparency, equity, safety, testing and accountability. We’re looking forward to continuing the conversation, and hearing more from leaders in #technology and healthcare about AI and how it will impact our industry. Stay tuned for more updates as the conference continues!