Guillaume de Zwirek, CEO, Artera, says health system technology leaders face a simple choice in an increasingly AI-saturated market: master the details or risk falling behind. In a wide-ranging discus

In a wide-ranging discussion on adoption, governance and the pace of innovation, Edwina Bhaskaran, Chief Clinical Systems and Informatics Officer, Mayo Clinic, outlined how large health systems can en

It's rarely discussed in public forums, but it's of singular importance to a well-managed career when and how do you make executive-level job changes. From aligning your next role with long-term car

At Providence, the conversation about digital health has shifted from turning systems on to making sure clinicians actually use them. That distinction is central to the collaboration between Maulin Sh

Health system IT executives tasked with diffusing AI into their organizations are facing a serious challenge: how to ensure they get behind the right tools, those that will actually make a difference

Tiffany Kuebler, Medical Director of Clinical Informatics, University of Maryland Medical Center R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, says the arrival of generative tools is less a software upgrade a

Health systems should treat technology failures as a public-health threat with direct and measurable effects on patient care. To prepare, organizations need real-time monitoring, specialty-specific pl

For CIOs and other IT leaders, the reality is stark: there will always be more demand than there are people or dollars to meet it. Beyond simple constraints, some requests are simply off the tableblo

Raymond Lowe, SVP/CIO at AltaMed Health Services, is navigating a classic safety-net dilemma: rising demand, volatile policy signals, and a mandate to deliver more with less. Serving a largely Medicai

As cyber threats become more sophisticated and health systems diversify their operations, new roles are emerging to close the gap between business needs and cybersecurity imperatives. One such positio