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In-hospital nurses can focus on more critical tasks and direct patient care while virtual nurses handle the routine monitoring and documentation tasks. Patients appreciate more personalized support and the overall hospital experience.
The HIPAA-compliant generative artificial intelligence is being provided to all students, faculty and staff at the Icahn School of Medicine to serve as a learning aid and enhance curriculum development.
Advocacy is central to HIMSS' work, and forums on healthcare topics and letter-writing campaigns to policymakers help educate and involve the public, says Larry Voyten, chair of the HIMSS Chapter Advocacy Task Force.
HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf offers a sneak peek of the conference, scheduled to take place 10-12 June in Paris. He discusses the current technology and policy landscape on the continent for AI and other healthcare IT applications.
When health systems upgrade their IT infrastructure, they should also train staff to use AI and other new technologies, says Dr. Guido Giunti, chief data officer at Dublin, Ireland's St James's Hospital.
Transform Health Partners' Dr. Peter Billing and Medtronic's George Murgatroyd explain how automated, post-operative videos edited by AI not only enable physicians to enhance patient engagement but can also improve the training of surgeons worldwide.
While data and digital positions have been retained, abolished roles still pose data security risks, says a local trade union.
The radiologist shortage and increasing imaging demand are two intertwined challenges that can benefit from large language models. Penn Medicine is showing how.
Involving each department across an organization can help healthcare leaders build stronger cyberdefense strategies, says Michael Gross, Cleveland Clinic's manager of cybersecurity intelligence.
The program provides education and support to new CIOs seeking to drive change in their organizations, says Lateefah Agunbiade of Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center and a recent CIO Connect graduate.