Takeaways on the Future of AI in Community Healthcare By Wes Cronkite & Helena Anderson – TRAIN held its first meeting and aims to foster responsible and safe AI development frameworks to ensure all communities can access and benefit from relevant, accessible, affordable AI technology.
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By Dr. Amy Bucher – Depending on who you ask, AI is either the savior of healthcare or its assassin. In reality, AI is a set of tools that require careful implementation and oversight to successfully support the objectives of patients, providers, systems and other entities in the healthcare ecosystem.
By Avinash R. Boodoosingh – In the boardrooms of insurance and healthcare organizations, a pressing question echoes: “What’s your AI strategy?” As artificial intelligence stands on the brink of redefining the industry, having a robust AI roadmap is imperative –
By Jon Moore, MS, JD, HCISPP – To maximize AI’s benefits while protecting patient data and organizational integrity, executives must adopt a strategic, proactive approach. Here are seven crucial actions to effectively manage AI-related cyber risks and ensure secure, efficient AI adoption.
By Stuart Long – Healthcare IT leaders are continuously balancing the need to improve patient care, optimize operational efficiency, secure data, and manage costs. Prioritizing the right digital investments is crucial, with significant implications for clinical and financial outcomes.
This week’s Talent Tuesday is brought to you by Navenio and their CEO Connie Moser discussing the ongoing post COVID challenge of our nursing shortage.
By Erica Olenski – At the HFMA Annual Conference 2024 in sunny Las Vegas, “frontier” was this year’s passionate theme. HFMA described the healthcare finance industry as “a new frontier of health.” Here is my take.
By Spencer Allee – The next frontier in revenue cycle management is here—denials prevention, resolution, and recovery powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning. The best chance hospitals and health systems have to combat growing numbers of denials is to implement AI in their denials management workflows.
By Christie Scanlon – Within healthcare’s intricate landscape, a complex interplay exists among three principal entities: patients, providers, and payers. This dynamic can be likened to the “Three-Body Problem” in physics—a concept from Liu Cixin’s science fiction novel…