The Healthcare C-Suite’s Take on AI. Big Opportunities. Too Little Trust
AI is everywhere in healthcare—hailed as the solution to burnout, cost, and inefficiency. But what happens when the hype collides with messy workflows, broken data, and the high-stakes reality of do no harm?
On this episode of Health Stealth Radio, host Frank Cutitta reconnects with Dan Dorazio, CEO of Sage Growth Partners, to unpack a brand-new research report that’s already causing “whiplash” in boardrooms. Together, they dive into the paradoxes shaping AI’s future in medicine.
You’ll hear:
- Why 95% of enterprise AI deployments are failing—and what that means for hospitals
- How ambient and agentic AI are flipping the script on physician burnout and patient connection
- Why some leaders are racing to adopt AI, while others are embracing the “joy of missing out”
- The trillion-dollar squeeze forcing health systems to do more with less
If you’re wondering where AI in healthcare is truly headed—and whether your organization should sprint ahead or pump the brakes—this conversation is a must-listen.
Hear why AI is both healthcare’s top opportunity and its biggest cautionary tale.
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About the Show
Insights from the Shadows of Enterprise and Patient Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity and Privacy have become increasingly complicated not only from a technology perspective but also regarding the purely human responses needed to data breaches. Most healthcare systems don’t care to share insights on how their cybersecurity systems were cracked, and even fewer wish to share how they got their data back whether through sleuth technology or by direct financial negotiations using cryptocurrencies. Join host Frank Cutitta on Health Stealth Radio and his guests as they discuss the more covert and edgy aspects of healthcare security that can’t always be found in vendor sales brochures or the enterprise breach response playbooks of CISOs.
About the Host
Frank Cutitta
Frank has over 40 years of experience in the media, information technology, and healthcare industries. Over the years he launched some of the most iconic IT media brands in 90 countries including Computerworld, PC World, Network World, and CIO. His international career then led him to work in the intelligence sector during his time in the former USSR and Cuba. In addition to being a graduate professor of healthcare informatics and communications, he serves on the board of JBJS, the world’s leading orthopedic journal, and as Co-Chair of the Spaulding Rehabilitation Network’s Patient Family Advisory Council. He previously served on the Global Board for HIMSS for 6 years. Connect with Frank on LinkedIn Frank Cutitta.
