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The two SymphonyAI companies are combining to launch GW RhythmX, an artificial intelligence-driven personalized care platform that unites clinical, financial, payer and social data.
The protocol offers a standardized framework that defines how AI systems securely connect with trusted, validated knowledge sources, tools and workflow. Think "FHIR for AI." An expert from First Databank explains.
Cybersecurity In Focus
Aligning infosec imperatives with organizational goals depends on relationship building, trust and storytelling, said Steven Ramirez, CISO at Renown Health, who will explain more at the upcoming HIMSS AI & Cybersecurity Virtual Forum.
Director Sonny Taite lifts the curtain on how HealthX funds, tests, and scales digital and AI tools across New Zealand's health system.
The aim is to find new uses of real-world data in AI development, and to help health systems move from fragmented, compliance-heavy processes toward the creation of ethical, scalable innovation pipelines, a UPMC expert explains.
With the retirement of Ann Mond Johnson, the ATA's board has promoted Senior VP for Public Policy Kyle Zebley to lead the telehealth organization. He will stay on as executive director of lobbying arm ATA Action.
The AI-powered prior auth requirements under the CMS' Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction model would increase provider burden and could harm patients since it prioritizes cost savings over medical judgment, the lawmakers say.
It is part of approved committee measures, including connecting health data across public health facilities into a national HIE platform and drafting a new Digital Health Act.
During a panel, Walensky and Chip Kahn, CEO of Federation of American Hospitals, discussed current policies they say are negatively impacting the healthcare sector.
Success Stories & ROI
The hospital has continued to see growth in scans at multiple locations – meaning it is holistically seeing more patients who need this essential follow-up care, says its director of advanced cardiovascular imaging.