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The state's largest health care systems have already incorporated the technology into certain areas of practice, but many small providers are wary.

In the past few weeks, several health tech companies have launched AI tools to help organizations complete time intensive functions more efficiently.

In a new report from Accenture about scaling the benefits of generative AI in provider organizations, the consulting firm identified massive gaps in C-suite alignment on AI strategy.  | When Accenture surveyed C-suite level executives,

"Hospitals have been waiting for the moment when they have something that appears to have enough legitimacy to replace nurses," said Michelle Mahon of National Nurses United. "The entire ecosystem is designed to automate, de-skill and ultimately replace caregivers."

Discover how Intermountain Health is utilizing AI and automation to improve efficiency and financial sustainability, as discussed by CFO Clay Ashdown.

The use of LLMs in healthcare involves sensitive patient data, making privacy a critical concern. Data leakage, unauthorized information retention, and vulnerabilities to adversarial attacks pose significant risks to patient confidentiality.

AdventHealth's AI chief discusses the health system's careful implementation of the tech, focusing on patient care improvement and administrative efficiency.

Technical leadership, predictive analytics, and personalized medicine can improve patient care. Here's what leaders in healthcare need to know.