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🚀 What is your bold move in healthcare this year? Bold ways to increase our healthspan and not just our lifespan is at the core of what we're aiming to uncover through our HLTH 2024 agenda. This fall, we'll explore effective strategies within our current health system and novel care models enhancing outcomes and reducing costs. We'll also delve into AI's role in modernizing medicine and the influence of public health and policy on healthcare decisions. Being bold makes the difference. We want to hear your biggest and most ambitious ideas on how we can live not just longer, but healthier. How we can reach the underserved. How we can utilize novel technologies in unique ways. How we can collaborate, compete, and push each other to do better for patients. 💡So tell us, what is your bold move in healthcare this year? Share in the comments below ⬇️ #HLTH #BeBold

If you haven't checked out our new blog on successful implementation yet, it's not too late! Read the full blog now: https://lnkd.in/ghSDH3Md

How will technology planning in healthcare facilities evolve in the age of AI and the digital revolution? Hear Nickolas Tournis, PMP's insights and more during the discussion on Impacts of AI on the Design of Healthcare Facilities hosted by AMFP NorCal on October 16th.

In this edition of our Healthcare Voices series, we met with two healthcare leaders, Dr. Charles Smith MD, CMO for Aon Health Solutions, and Dr. Boris Vabson, a Research Faculty Member at Harvard Medical School, to explore their distinctive viewpoints on value-based care and the pivotal role of technology in reshaping the healthcare landscape. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eRMa69Mb

Will AI and ambient listening replace keyboards in exam rooms? Reid Stephan, VP and CIO at St. Luke's Health System, interviews Dr. Ashis Barad MD, CDIO, and Joseph Seliski, Director of Operations and Strategy, from Allegheny Health Network as they discuss their future predictions within healthcare. Dive into their insights on clinical advancements and the evolving healthcare landscape in this #TownHall: https://loom.ly/IUX_c74 #TWH #HealthIT

🎉 The January 2025 Edition of The System Leader is Here! 🎉 We’re excited to announce that our newsletter has a fresh new look for the new year! What’s inside the January 2025 edition? ✅ Clinical Updates: The latest advancements and strategies shaping patient care. ✅ Research Highlights: Breakthrough findings and trends driving health innovation. ✅ Digital Health News: Insights into cutting-edge technology transforming healthcare systems. Plus stories from The University of Manchester Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, MFT Research and Innovation, Research and Innovation at Northern Care Alliance, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust & more. 🔗 Read the newsletter here: https://bit.ly/4fZoraT #weareHInM #DigitalHealth #ResearchHighlights #ClinicalUpdates #TheSystemLeader

Balancing efficiency and compassion can be a challenge in healthcare. Dr. Lisa Richardson, the Associate Dean of Inclusion and Diversity at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto and an AMS Phoenix Fellow, shares how compassion needs to be implemented at the system-level. She joins our CEO and host, @Helen Angus, to discuss how to build inclusive healthcare systems and the need for AI to learn with data sets that are reflective of the population it serves. Listen to Compassionate Minds now: https://buff.ly/3PE0kTr

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In this episode of COUCH Conversations, COUCH Health founders Katie Rishi and Ash R. reflect on the past 10 years in the industry! Tune in as they share their personal experiences, the challenges they've overcome, and how the clinical research landscape has evolved over the last decade. We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below, or feel free to reach out to Katie or Ash with any questions about their journey and the future of patient engagement in clinical research! #COUCHConversations #10YearsStrong #ClinicalResearch #FoundersJourney #PatientEngagement

When should health systems build new technology infrastructure, and when should we partner with existing companies and buy technology solutions? Penn Medicine leaders Kevin Mahoney, Raina Merchant, and Mitch Schnall share factors to consider – scale & velocity, innovation, alignment, interoperability, and sustainability – and provide two examples of when building was the right choice: COVID Watch (a Way to Health program) and Virtual Results Clinic (led by Tessa Cook). Read the article in Frontiers of Health Services Management: https://lnkd.in/eyHa6SHC