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Sponsored by Deloitte and hosted by Northwestern Medicine, the Summit provided a venue for innovation leaders to share how they are conducting pilots of new technologies while developing metrics to measure ROI and creating plans to operationalize successful pilots.

Sponsored by Microsoft and hosted by Texas Health Resources and The University of Texas System, the Summit featured a deep dive into how introducing AI into the electronic health record and other aspects of healthcare operations might help improve clinician well-being.

Hosted by Texas Health Resources. In conjunction with the Health Equity Summit, SI Members met in the offices of Healing Hands Ministries to learn more about how this federally qualified health center provides a comprehensive approach to community health in the Dallas community.

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.

The COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare market disruptors, and new digital healthcare technologies have made a substantial impact on the delivery of healthcare services, highlighting the critical roles of leaders in hospitals and health systems.

Chief Informatics Officers are on the front line of figuring out how to introduce Artificial Intelligence into healthcare operations and strategy. How do they think about the opportunities – and risks – ahead of them? Scottsdale Institute and Kirby Partners surveyed 24 SI Member organizations and talked in depth with five leading healthcare CIOs to find out.

The cyberattack on Change Healthcare that devastated the U.S. health care sector revealed that much more needs to be done to address vulnerabilities throughout the ecosystem. Learn five key actions to make cybersecurity throughout the sector even more resilient.

At a special Informatics Breakfast at SI’s 2024 Annual Conference, Alan Weiss, MD, VP & CMIO, BayCare Health System, led a critically timely conversation...

“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.

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.