On this episode of Tell Me Where IT Hurts, Dr. Jay Anders welcomes Lynn Carroll, Chief Operating Officer at HSBlox. Healthcare NOW Radio Podcast Network Together with Dr. Anders, …Continue
Chief Medical Officer Jay Anders, MD addresses concerns around flawed and inadequate structured data, increased workloads, and interoperability in KevinMD.com.
In a Q&A with HIT Leaders and News, Dr. Jay Anders, CMO of Medicomp Systems discusses why AI and LLM tools must be implemented with caution, how data quality remains …Continue
In much of the country, the snow is melting, daffodils are poking through the turf, and the days are getting longer. Meanwhile in Vegas, the HIMSS25 exhibitors’ booths have been …Continue
In the latest episode of Tell Me Where IT Hurts, Dr. Jay Anders speaks with Leigh Burchell, vice president of policy and public affairs at Altera Digital Health and current …Continue
On this episode of Tell Me Where IT Hurts, Dr. Jay Anders welcomes welcomes Leigh Burchell, vice president of policy and public affairs at Altera Digital Health and current chair …Continue
Dr. Jay Anders shares a preview of what he expects to see at HIMSS25: HIMSS25 will include plenty of conversations around the true cost of AI deployment in healthcare, particularly …Continue
Dr. Jay Anders shares how intelligent systems that can convert unstructured text into interactive clinical data while supporting automated clinical workflows that reduce administrative burden will mark the future of …Continue
Dr. Jay Anders writes in MedCity News that AI must be deployed in service of improving patient care, not merely optimizing revenue. Read the full article here.
Forbes Technology Council quotes CEO David Lareau on the need to verify training data quality and sources of AI in healthcare. It is important to understand what kind of …Continue
On this episode of Tell Me Where IT Hurts, Dr. Jay Anders welcomes Lynn Carroll, Chief Operating Officer at HSBlox. Healthcare NOW Radio Podcast Network Together with Dr. Anders, …Continue
Chief Medical Officer Jay Anders, MD addresses concerns around flawed and inadequate structured data, increased workloads, and interoperability in KevinMD.com.
