By Anita Nayak – Across hospitals, health systems, and provider organizations, leaders are exploring how AI can support documentation, predictive analytics, patient engagement, revenue cycle management, administrative workflows, and clinical decision making.
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By Christine Chasse – Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept in health care; it is already shaping documentation, triage, utilization review, patient communications, clinical decision support, and digital health products. Used well, AI can reduce administrative burden, organize complex information, and help clinicians and patients move through the system more efficiently.
By Zac Amos – Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping healthcare organizations automate administrative tasks, improve workflows and support better decision-making. However, implementing AI without careful planning can create new challenges for employees, leading to AI burnout instead of greater efficiency.
By Nick Bonds, Esq – Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the healthcare landscape, touching everything from how drugs are developed to how care is delivered and how claims are processed. For self-funded plans and their partners, AI presents meaningful opportunities to improve efficiency and outcomes.
By Ome Ogbru PharmD – Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in healthcare and scientific communication, but the industry is approaching a critical inflection point. The challenge is no longer whether large language models can generate convincing clinical or scientific content. It is whether healthcare organizations can reliably govern these systems and trust the information they produce.
Justin Barnes kicks off his 11th season of This Just In Radio with his longtime friend Antonio Nunes from AMD for a wide-ranging conversation on where AI in healthcare has truly arrived.
By Alicia Arrick – AI is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s here, and it’s reshaping everything from claims processing to radiology. But with great power comes the great responsibility of safeguarding the integrity, privacy, and security of healthcare data in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
By Dalton Han – AI is often viewed through a lens of fear and misunderstanding. Popular culture has long painted AI as a dangerous force, much like the films The Terminator and Ex Machina, portrayed machines as sentient beings poised to overtake humanity. But in reality, AI is neither sentient nor inherently dangerous.
By Heather Bassett MD – Our patients can’t afford to wait on officials in Washington, DC, to offer guidance around responsible applications of AI in the healthcare industry. The healthcare community needs to stand up and continue to put guardrails in place so we can roll out AI responsibly in order to maximize its evolving potential.