Artificial Intelligence

Building AI literacy, and educating nurses on "what AI can do, and what it can't" will be key to getting buy-in, says Stephen Ferrara, associate dean of AI at Columbia University and past president of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.

The private Indonesian healthcare provider is preparing to launch AI in radiology, says IT Director Wildan A. Djohany.

The Kaiser Permanente Intelligent Navigator, built into the patient portal, has detected urgent medical cases accurately 97.7% of the time. In addition, appropriate care pathways are recommended accurately 88.9% of the time.

At UGM25, the EHR giant announced new artificial intelligence models being developed for clinical charting through a collaboration with Microsoft, a patient-facing generative AI chatbot and a revenue cycle management agent. 

Dr. Deepti Pandita, CMIO & VP of Clinical Informatics at University of California Irvine Health, says AI is a "shiny object" right now, but finding success depends on getting the scut work of data management right.

In one year, AMA's members leaped from curiosity in artificial intelligence tools to their integration into practice. Now, an eight-step governance framework encourages providers to establish AI accountability, oversight and staff training requirements.

A new survey from Define Ventures outlines how 15 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies are embracing artificial intelligence, and where they're implementing it. Carolyn Magill, venture partner at the VC firm, unpacks the results.

Institut Jantung Negara is incorporating AI to further prove its EMR and analytics capabilities, shares clinical director of Informatics, Dr Alwi Mohamed Yunus.

Most respondents also reported having changed consultation dynamics with their patients.

And they should symbolize a new era by modeling for employees what an AI-enabled future state will look like – motivating staff to adjust their approaches and embrace that vision, says one of the top AI execs at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.