HeyJaredBeyond the Blueprint - Health Series
Redefining Healthcare Through DesignDialogues with HIT professionals, clinical leadership, nursing, and industry innovators on integrating healthcare design into technology deployments to tackle complexity, drive innovation, improve patient care, & foment transformative change.
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EP55 - AMDIS Roundtable - Before the Digital Front Door: How AI Is Reshaping the Patient Journey (opens the original)
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"If you're a practicing clinician, you are inheriting the output from these AI tools." Dr. Minal Shah knows that patients are increasingly making healthcare decisions before they ever reach a health system's website, portal, or app. They're using ChatGPT, search, wearables, and home monitoring tools to interpret symptoms, decide where to seek care, and arrive at appointments with recommendations already in hand. For clinicians, the output of consumer AI is already becoming part of the clinical e
EP54 - Communication Breakdown: Who Owns the Next Step? (opens the original)
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"Pilots lie." Chris Talbot isn't knocking proof-of-value projects. He still believes in them. But he's blunt about why they create a false sense of readiness. Pilot units represent the hospital at its best: engaged staff, freshly configured devices, vendor support, and extra IT attention. Strip that support away, put a float nurse on the floor at 3 a.m. with half the devices dead off the charging rack, and that's the real test. As Chris puts it, "What breaks first is almost never the software. I
EP53 - AHIMA's Jennifer Mueller: Trusted Health Information (opens the original)
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Health Information professionals rarely interact directly with patients, yet their work influences nearly every patient encounter. From clinical documentation and coding to privacy, patient identity, and information governance, they help ensure that healthcare decisions are built on information that can be trusted. As Jennifer Mueller notes, the profession has traditionally worked "in the basement"—or, as she jokes, "the garden level"—even though trusted health information has always been founda
EP52 - Acting Before the Patient Deteriorates: Enterprise Clinical Surveillance and the Internet of Medical Things (IOMT) (opens the original)
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Every monitor in a hospital is good at its job. A bedside monitor understands physiologic signals. An infusion pump knows medication delivery. The EHR tracks documentation. Each system generates valuable data, but each sees only one part of the patient's story. As Matt Grubis observes, "maybe it's actually not information yet." Meanwhile, nurses are doing what they've always done: connecting those pieces in their heads while moving from room to room, responding to alarms, administering medicatio
EP51 - AMDIS Roundtable - The AI Decisions Missing From the Medical Record (opens the original)
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AI is already influencing clinical decision-making, but what happens when those decisions occur outside the systems hospitals can monitor? In this AMDIS Roundtable, Gregg Malkary is joined by Dr. John Lee, Dr. Paul Sutton, and Dr. Stephon Proctor to examine the growing use of consumer AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini at the point of care. As physicians increasingly turn to these tools for clinical questions, documentation, differential diagnoses, and workflow support, health systems are
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