AI

At the SI CIO Summit, sponsored by Impact Advisors and hosted by Stanford Medicine, CIOs discussed strategies to lead their organizations through digital and AI transformation while balancing security, sustainability and costs. 

Is it possible to democratize GenAI? Industry Inside Edge recaps conversations with clinicians and execs at Duke University Health System, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Stanford Health Care, Chartis, EXL Health and Press Ganey.

AI is everywhere, and with questions swirling around risk, ability for generative AI to reduce clinician burden and whether AI can deliver ROI, this SI Roundtable sought to address if it’s possible to garner the productivity benefits of AI today with safe, bias-free and verifiable data.

SI convened its first AI Symposium, welcoming 120 industry and health system thought leaders to explore the future state of healthcare enabled with rapidly advancing AI technology. Read highlights from sessions featuring panelists from 18 leading organizations.

Sponsored by Impact Advisors and hosted by BayCare. Join the 17 participants from 14 Member, Guest and Sponsor organizations as they considered Generative AI governance and oversight, future leadership strategies and data- and digital literacy in their organizations.

The massive growth in generative AI creates opportunities to improve efficiencies along with security challenges. The SI CIO Virtual Summit, sponsored by Impact Advisors, uncovered strategies to harness AIs power while embracing cloud migration.

“Patient safety may offer us the most far-reaching opportunity to apply AI to clinical care,” says David Classen, MD, MS, Professor, University of Utah. Explore that promise in “Augmented Ingenuity: AI for Patient Safety,” an extensive and photo-filled summary of what may be the most significant gathering of U.S. patient safety and AI to date.

Nursing offers enormous potential to add value as AI is introduced into healthcare workflows. This SI Roundtable, sponsored and moderated by the American Nurses Foundation, looked at how AI can improve their mental health and well-being.

Hosted by Texas Health Resources and sponsored by Epic, the Summit featured insightful dialogue on topics including structural racism and health disparities, data-driven approaches to addressing the social determinants of health and health literacy.

In this CEO Viewpoint, read how Tomislav Mihaljevic, MD, president & CEO of the Cleveland Clinic, is driving significant investments in digital and AI to lead the $13-billion globally integrated health system into the future.