Artificial Intelligence

The first in a three-part series examining the health system's efforts to make the most of its data. Greg Kuhnen, system director for analytical solutions, offers his perspective – and explains how HIMSS Analytics maturity models are helping.

Cleveland Clinic will roll out ambient documentation software while Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center leverages algorithms to accelerate treatment. Censinet launches tools to keep up with the pace of health AI adoption.

Also, IIT Madras recently launched a cancer genome database.

Healthcare is undergoing transformative changes driven by digital innovation, shifting workforce demands and patient needs, meaning that providers must continuously evolve their practices to keep up.

The company's AI-powered platform aims to help clinicians diagnose and treat children with autism and related disorders.

Valerie Reich, vice president of healthcare strategy at Hero Digital, looks ahead to how those factors and patients understanding the predictive and personalization powers of health data will change healthcare this year.

Darren Webber and Nathan Licht, principal data analysts at Cedars-Sinai, preview their HIMSS25 presentation on how chart abstractors use generative AI to detect sepsis and determine treatment and are teaching LLMs to ensure improved functionality.

At HIMSS25, data experts from the health system will describe how a machine learning model integrated with their Epic EHR gives care teams patient-specific guidance to prevent falls.

Artificial intelligence forecasts scheduling changes and improves resource productivity and team coordination to increase case volumes without compromising quality and decrease staff burden. The result for Houston? A 15% increase in OR capacity.

Providing individuals with access to technology-based clinical engagement programs that integrate human health coaching, personalized content and data insights can reduce health risks, says Avid Health CEO Tom Allen and COO Laura Tan.