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Dr. Samuel Browd of UW and Seattle Children's hospital, and the CMO at Proprio, discusses the questions he's hearing from patients about artificial intelligence in healthcare, and describes how AI is changing how he practices and performs surgery.

The hospital in Busan, which conducts 40,000 surgeries each year, has been developing various medical AI assistants through the government's Dr Answer project, says Dr Hoseok I, vice president and CIO at Pusan National University Hospital.

Miquel-Angel Garcia of Olympus Corporation's Endoscopy Solutions Division explains the aim and focus on alleviating clinicians' administrative and cognitive burden while also prioritizing resource efficiency at uncompromised quality of patient care.

Etay Maor, Cato Networks' chief security strategist, will demonstrate jailbreaking, prompt injections and other real-world attacks at a HIMSS25 session focused on the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

An AI-powered "mission control centre" will streamline access to all data across Seoul National University Bundang Hospital to support clinicians' decision-making, says CIO Dr Seyoung Jung.

The development and use of virtual reality apps for medical training offer unique benefits in the healthcare setting, say Dr. Sarah Hoffe and Brian Gonzalez of the Moffitt Cancer Center. They will share their expertise at HIMSS25.

Scott Estep, the system’s vice president for nursing operations and capacity management, says nurse retention requires investment in salaries, but also for professional development incentives, rewards and recognition.

The chief digital and information officer discusses his to-do list for the year ahead. He offers thoughts on the trends that will shape 2025, including cybersecurity, AI and automation, and patient experience.

Women in the tech space consistently cite struggles with imposter syndrome and work-life balance, says HIMSS25 panel moderator Jeffery Daigrepont, SVP of Coker Group. He will lead the healthcare tech leaders through a discussion on their strategies.

Alda Mizaku, chief data and AI officer at the prominent provider organization, discusses leveraging artificial intelligence for creating efficiencies in both clinical and office settings, and for boosting predictive analytics.