Bill Siwicki

The Louisiana health system is using the technology to help meet other Quadruple Aim goals of improving care quality, boosting patient access and reducing costs.

Jung In Park, a professor at the University of California Irvine’s School of Nursing and a trailblazer in using artificial intelligence to enhance care, discusses how AI is improving nursing – and how to prep for a future where it's deployed more widely.

Virtual care provider Ophelia found 56% of its OUD patients remained in treatment for six months and 48% stayed for one year, with retention rates significantly higher than traditional in-person care.

The CEO of Summus Global discusses how virtual specialty care can help overcome patient access challenges – and talks about how employer-sponsored telehealth is one key component.

Tracy Warren, CEO of Astarte Medical and a former venture investor, talks the best data, the pace of tech innovation, curbing the all-time high in premature births, and best practices to prevent lapses and medical errors in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Further, when using this nurse-facilitated technology in patients’ homes, the percentages of men and people of color were higher than national averages for ACP completion, the SVP of pop health and primary care reports.

Rachini Ahmadi-Moosavi explains why planning and guardrails are so necessary as artificial intelligence becomes embedded in an array of clinical, financial and operational use cases – and explains how they should best be applied.

The behavioral health provider's virtual care visits now have higher satisfaction rates and offer an improved patient experience, its CIO says. Further, there's been a big reduction in technical support tickets and general staff burden.

Inefficient EHR workflows drive clinicians crazy. Dr. R. Dirk Stanley explains how to do it right.

A physician zeroes in on some strategies to offer better care to all – and makes the business case for provider organizations to tackle health equity.