Healthcare IT Today Interviews

John Lynn
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Healthcare IT Today Interviews

Listen to the latest happenings in Healthcare IT in this series of interviews with leading experts in healthcare technology. Whether you're trying to understand EMR and EHR, healthcare communications, security and privacy, analytics, telehealth and telemedicine, and much more, these interviews will dive into what's really happening on the front lines of healthcare. Learn more at: https://www.healthcareittoday.com

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    QUAS Ambient Scribe Grows Through Intensive Relationships with Users

    QUAS employees interview almost every clinician before signing them up to use their ambient voice transcription product, and conducts another half-hour interview after the clinician has tried it for a while. Through this "pipeline of communication," according to founder Daniel Shirvani, QUAS "builds the AI scribe that doctors want to use" with "less gimicky tools" but support for virtually any workflow.A young company, QUAS started with family doctors and general practitioners, then expanded to hospitalists and gradually to most other specialties.Learn more about QUAS:https://www.quas.ca/Health IT Community:https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

    18 min

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    Inception Health Offers Digital Patient Experiences

    Strong IT innovation, including the use of generative AI, is central to Inception Health, located in southeastern Wisconsin. In this video at the AWS Re:Invent conference, we hear about their “clinical technology stack” from Dr. Melek Somai, MPH, Vice President, Chief Technology and Chief Product Officer at Inception Health and the Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network.Somai points out that our population’s increasing health care needs requires the health care system to scale up, but “we can’t build more medical schools,” so we use digital technology instead. Virtually every other industry features “engineering-driven organizations” and “product-oriented teams.” This is what Inception Health has built, combining the contributions of researchers, designers, and clinicians.Learn more about Inception Health: https://www.inceptionhealth.io/Learn more about Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network: https://www.froedtert.com/Learn about AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/health/

    22 min

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    Sayvant AI Medical Scribe is Laser-Focused on the ER

    Emergency rooms are not just the most demanding environments for clinicians, but also strain ambient voice transcription in unmatched ways. Sayvant meets the needs of acute care in many ways, described in this video by CEO Justin Mardjuki. (See our full list of AI medical scribe companies)Mardjuki describes the key contribution of Sayvant as going beyond transcription to write out the actual thinking of the physician, even when the physician didn't articulate it explicitly: differential diagnosis, why a certain course of treatment was chosen or rejected, and other elements of charge capture accuracy.Workflow is also a specialty of Sayvant. An ER doctor might be seeing seven or eight patients at once, going back and forth and holding three or four sessions with each one. This multiplicity of encounters is supported by Sayvant, which can add more to each chart as the sessions pile up. Most notes can be generated in 60 seconds or less.Learn more about Sayvant:https://www.sayvant.com/Health IT Community:https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

    22 min

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    A Chilling Patient Story & The Sequoia Project’s Consumer Engagement Group’s Patient Efforts

    There has been tremendous progress in healthcare IT interoperability, but this video is a stark reminder of how much more we need to do to better support patients, caregivers, and their providers. Health information exchange is about more than just the technical connections, it also requires policy and culture support for sharing clinical data when and where it is needed.Anna McCollister, who is on the board of directors at The Sequoia Project and who leads and cochairs their consumer engagement strategy workgroup, shares her personal experiences in this video. Her story inspires empathy for patients dealing with difficult illnesses, and particularly the outrageous difficulties in getting their data to the doctors who need it to make informed care decisions.Thanks to her long-earned expertise as a patient advocate and health IT nerd, McCollister is an extremely informed patient. However, even she needed to be reminded of the “magic words” to resolve her most recent information blocking problem. She points out that the provider denying her the information didn’t even know the concept of “information blocking,” which has been a focus of HHS for years.Watch the video for McCollister’s fascinating story and the philosophy guiding the consumer engagement strategy workgroup at The Sequoia Project.Learn more about the Sequoia Project:https://sequoiaproject.org/Healthcare IT Today:https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

    29 min

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    FHIR, Quality Measurement and Value-Based Care: What NCQA’s Ed Yurcisin Wants CIOs to Know

    In a recent interview, Ed Yurcisin, Chief Technology Officer of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), shed light on key advancements that aim to streamline quality measurement, improve interoperability, and accelerate the shift toward value-based care (VBC).Healthcare IT Today caught up with Yurcisin at the 2024 NCQA Health Innovation Summit in Nashville, TN.Learn more about NCQA athttps://www.ncqa.org/Find more great health IT content athttps://www.healthcareittoday.com/

    14 min

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    Moving from Data Chaos to Clarity: Hyland’s Strategy for Smarter Healthcare Systems

    How can healthcare organizations make the most of unstructured data like medical images, lab results, and clinical notes? In this interview, Jitesh Ghai, President & CEO at Hyland, discusses the company’s innovative approach to extracting value from unstructured data and how their enterprise imaging SaaS solution is simplifying data sharing across systems.Discover how Hyland is using AI and open standards like DICOM and FHIR to support seamless integration and enhance efficiency. Plus, hear Ghai’s vision for unifying clinical, financial, and operational data to improve patient care and drive smarter healthcare decisions.

    11 min

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    When Radiology Goes Dark: How Radiologists Can Take the Lead During a Cybersecurity Incident

    When critical radiology systems are down due to a cyberattack or a maintenance issue, the impact on patient care can be immediate and significant. In this interview, Dr. Raj Chopra, Chief Medical Officer at Merge Merative, discusses why radiologists must play an active role in ensuring operational continuity during such disruptions. He highlights the importance of creating practical workflows for downtime scenarios, fostering collaboration between clinical and IT teams, and building resilience into radiology operations. If you’re looking for actionable strategies to keep radiology departments prepared and effective in the face of cybersecurity challenges, this video is for you. Learn more about Merge Merative athttps://www.merative.com/merge-imagingFind more great health IT content athttps://www.healthcareittoday.com/

    10 min

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    Precision in Practice: RapidAI’s Unique Approach to Clinical AI

    RapidAI is improving clinical workflows by creating AI tools designed with radiologists and clinicians in mind. In this interview with Healthcare IT Today, Amit Phadnis, Chief Innovation & Technology Officer at RapidAI, shares the company’s deliberate approach to refining AI solutions and ensuring they provide real-world benefits. Learn how RapidAI’s technology reduces administrative burdens, enhances decision-making, and fits seamlessly into existing workflows. Learn more about RapidAI athttps://www.rapidai.com/

    11 min
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Listen to the latest happenings in Healthcare IT in this series of interviews with leading experts in healthcare technology. Whether you're trying to understand EMR and EHR, healthcare communications, security and privacy, analytics, telehealth and telemedicine, and much more, these interviews will dive into what's really happening on the front lines of healthcare. Learn more at: https://www.healthcareittoday.com

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    John Lynn
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    647
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