Explore how the American College of Radiology (ACR) is tackling one of the most pressing questions in healthcare: does AI truly improve outcomes for radiologists and patients? In this interview, Dr. Bernardo Bizzo, Associate Chief Science Officer at the ACR's Data Science Institute, dives into the work his team is doing to rigorously evaluate AI tools for radiology. Hear about the ACR’s hands-on approach to testing AI in real-world clinical settings, their findings so far, and how they’re helping radiologists navigate the rapidly evolving world of AI. If you're curious about the practical impact of AI in radiology and what lies ahead, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.Learn more about ACR athttps://www.acr.org/Learn more about ACR DSI athttps://www.acrdsi.org/Find more great health IT content athttps://www.healthcareittoday.com/

eHealth Exchange, a non-profit started by Health & Human Services and now a separate non-profit, helps health care institutions exchange over two billion records a month. In this video, President Jay Nakashima explains the role they play, particularly in public health, scaling FHIR® and TEFCA™.Nakashima presents an interesting history of eHealth Exchange (originally named the National Health Information Network), including how close it came to being shut down after it first demonstrated in 2006 that the electronic exchange of patient documents was feasible. It is still around and thriving as a non-profit.Learn more about eHealth Exchange:https://ehealthexchange.org/Health IT Community:https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

It was understandable that much of the discussion in 2024 focused on how and where healthcare was falling short on cybersecurity. In general, healthcare had not prioritized or invested in cybersecurity compared to other regulated critical industries like banking and transportation. Healthcare IT Today thought it would be interesting to flip the script on cybersecurity in healthcare. Instead of focusing on where we needed to improve, we wanted to hear where we were doing well. We reconnected with Steve Cagle, CEO at Clearwater, the largest pure-play provider of cybersecurity and compliance solutions for the healthcare industry. We spoke to Cagle at ViVE2024 about the Change Healthcare incident, so it was fitting we spoke to him at the end of 2024. Here his response to the question – What is healthcare doing well when it comes to cybersecurity?Learn more about Clearwater athttps://clearwatersecurity.com/Find more great health IT content athttps://www.healthcareittoday.com/

PredictionHealth produces an ambient voice solution for physical therapy and occupational therapy settings, applying AI not just create the various post-visit notes they need but also to offer analytics.

LG is a well-established consumer electronics brand. The company is best known for its bright displays. It was therefore no surprise that they were an exhibitor at the RSNA24 conference in Chicago, IL. What was surprising, was how much effort the company is putting into expanding their product line to cater specifically to the healthcare market and to CIOs across industries.

In this interview, Dr. Tim Davis, founder of Source Healthcare and creator of BluByrd, shares his journey of overcoming scheduling and data-sharing challenges in his surgical practice. Learn how his search for the right EHR led him to DrChrono and how its open APIs enabled him to develop BluByrd—a solution that automates data exchange, reduces errors, and enhances patient safety.

In this video, two hospital managers present an extended and intriguing view of major design changes that bring in state-of-the-art technology making sure that it "fades into the background" while clinical care takes the focus.

As a major differentiator from other AI-based ambient voice scribes, Health Note integrates pre-visit information into the note, shortening visits sometimes for 30 minutes.

The administrative demands on medical professionals are growing. Doctors, nurses, and other staff manage enormous quantities of patient data in electronic health records (EHRs), often needing to sift through hundreds or thousands of pages to find the nugget of information they need. Emtelligent lightens the load on clinicians with AI solutions that can handle unstructured data efficiently.

Doctor note generation at Freed focuses on customization and personalization, to build "something to make clinicians happy." Indeed, comments posted by physicians online about the product are highly positive, such as "I got two hours of my day back."