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American Medical Association researchers found that artificial intelligence in healthcare sparked more enthusiasm among physicians in 2024, increasing 5% over the previous year, while their use of AI tools increased by 28%.

A deep dive into the sector of clinical and nursing informatics and the tools that can help healthcare providers feel more productive, from AJ Paraon, project specialist informaticist at the Mayo Clinic.

At the HIMSS25 Smart Health Transformation Forum, health system execs will explore value propositions of the latest digital tools. Esther Kim of Mass General Brigham, Kali Arduini Idhe of Northwestern Medicine and Marcee Chmait of Providence discuss.

Initial findings from a three-year analysis from athenahealth suggest the idea that providers' use of digital patient outreach tools increase documentation burdens is a misconception.

Eric Avigdor, chief product officer of Votiro, says cutting-edge technology can reduce the cost of compliance and achieve a more efficient outcome.

At CommonSpirit Health, accountability is 50/50 shared and the healthcare dividend is split with the physician.

HIMSS25 sessions looks at an AI-driven approach to reducing wait times and optimizing resource allocation.

Professor Sang Youl-Rhee of Kyung Hee University Medical Center has established a startup working on digital therapeutics for managing diabetes and other metabolic diseases.  

Despite staffing shortages and chaotic work environments, market researchers said increased clinician EHR satisfaction, improved payer/provider relationships and progress on SDOH are advancing healthcare delivery.

HIMSS25 speakers will address the importance of tying investments directly to strategic imperatives such as driving patient access.