AI & Data Analytics

He talked with us about how the system is approaching AI, the key role of nurses in using AI, and how the role of nurses has changed.

Health systems should treat cybersecurity compliance as a fraud prevention imperative.

Brent Dover, CEO of Carta Healthcare, talks about the changing conversation around AI in the latest episode of Data Book, a podcast from Chief Healthcare Executive®.

The chief clinical research officer of the cancer center talks with us about advances in understanding cancer, game changers and making treatments available sooner.

We trust trainees with real work, but only with supervision and accountability. Agentic workflows should be treated the same way.

Providence’s chief physician executive spoke with us about the potential for AI, innovating, and preparing for more patients who won’t have insurance coverage.

Leaders who act now to improve authorizations will shape what’s next.

Jeffrey Flaks, Hartford’s president and CEO, talked with us about making care more accessible and affordable. And he talks about the desire to continuously get better.

The leader of the Connecticut-based health system talks about the growth of the organization, using AI and a host of other topics.

Simon Kos, the company’s global chief medical officer, spoke with Chief Healthcare Executive about teaming with R1, the revenue cycle company, and Heidi Evidence.

He talks about the New Jersey system’s partnership with Epic, embracing change, and knowing when it’s time to compete and time to cooperate.

Executives expect to spend more on AI and are focused on funding for new markets or patient acquisition, according to a new report from Sage Growth Partners.

Garrett Adams, Epic’s vice president of research and development, talks with us about the company’s new AI tools for doctors and nurses.

Theresa McDonnell, chief nursing executive at Duke Health, says new approaches and new technology have made the workplace better for nurses and improved retention.

EHRs were developed by engineers and IT people. The fear and doubt associated with AI is a contributing factor to the burnout we’re seeing among clinicians.

Health systems need to audit AI algorithms for bias like contaminated medical products, says Avishkar Sharma. Other health leaders have expressed concerns about bias as AI is used more broadly.

More than a dozen healthcare executives offered their perspectives on the event, and how it showed health systems are changing their approach to digital tools.

The annual digital health conference offered useful insights on what’s happening in the healthcare industry, and what’s coming.

Several leaders sat down with Chief Healthcare Executive® at the HIMSS conference in Las Vegas. They offered perspectives on big trends in the industry.

Health systems will need to find ways to be resilient in the face of mounting challenges, says Vince Vickers of KPMG. And he says AI will help, but it’s not a panacea.

Jane Moran, the system’s chief information and digital officer, talks about the adoption of AI, moving carefully, and the goals of helping clinicians and patients.

Hal Wolf, president and CEO, talked about AI’s advantages. But he also said health systems have to use digital tools wisely to get the returns they want.

The big event kicks off Monday in Las Vegas, and here are some of the top themes and questions we’re exploring.

The HIMSS 2026 Global Health Conference & Exhibition kicks off in Las Vegas Monday. Here's a quick primer on the digital health conference.

In a wide-ranging conversation, he discusses the changes in how health systems are using AI, concerns for rural hospitals, changes in federal policy and cybersecurity.