GenAI needs guardrails to flourish in healthcare

Use cases are emerging and showing promising results, but that means organizations need to be ready for change.

Compliance & Legal

By Jeff Lagasse , Associate Editor, Healthcare Finance | March 12, 2024 | 4:32 PM

Left to right: Brian Spisak, independent consultant and research associate at National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at Harvard University; Huberto Quintanar, vice president and chief technology officer at Memorial Healthcare System; Suresh Srinivasan, vice president, chief information officer and chief medical information medical officer at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh; and Deb Muro, chief information officer at El Camino Health speak at the HIMSS24 conference in Orlando Tuesday.

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HIMSS24

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