HIMSSCast

Innovation in healthcare isn’t limited to labs, startups, or research institutions. In the second episode of our “Future of Virtual Care” podcast series, Professor Pedro Oliveira, Dean of Nova School of Business and Economics and founder of Patient Innovation, discusses how patients and caregivers are creating solutions for chronic conditions when existing care falls short. Their persistence can turn personal problem-solving into solutions that benefit thousands of others. 

Hospitals are now in joint ventures with physicians groups for ASCs, something unthinkable 20 years ago, says Erik Tellefson, senior managing director, head of Healthcare Real Estate Lending at Capital One.

Rule could substantially reduce Medicaid payments to hospitals, health systems, nursing homes and other Medicaid managed facilities.

Merage Ghane, the director of responsible AI at CHAI, explains how a microcredentialing program for nurses developed with FSU can equip frontline providers with AI expertise that bolsters their careers.

Professor Aurel Qian explains why clinician incentives, practical training and human oversight matter as health systems scale AI.

A slew of state and federal bills are in flux that target certain transactions.

As healthcare organizations increasingly embrace AI, including AI agents, “shadow AI,” or the use of unauthorized tools by clinicians and staff, poses a rising threat to cybersecurity and compliance. Join Jaimin Patel, identity strategist at SailPoint, as he discusses how an identity security approach can help organizations identify unmanaged AI agents and other risks, assign agent ownership, and protect data by enforcing access policies. 

CIO Dr. Lee Ho-Young discusses sustainable AI investment, change management, and preparations for emerging risks

uPerform discusses role-based training, in-application guidance and just-in-time learning to assist healthcare organizations in improving adoption of EHRs and other enterprise software

Most health systems aren't asking whether to modernize patient monitoring; they're asking whether the upgrade in front of them is worth it. In this episode, two Intel Healthcare and Life Sciences engineers make the case that the real decision isn't about simply adding AI to a monitor; it's about whether your monitoring infrastructure is built for an AI-native, distributed care model — or whether it's locking you into a siloed architecture that limits your options as care delivery evolves.