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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.

Podcast · By John Lynn · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    How CSIRO is Making Interoperability a Front-of-House Clinical Benefit (opens the original)

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    CSIRO’s Smart Health Checks is Bringing Conversations Back to Care Healthcare interoperability is seen as a back-office challenge and it is rarely spoken about as a benefit to clinicians. But what if it was? Could it help accelerate initiatives? An initiative in Australia is doing just that - improving data exchange to reduce screen time so that clinicians can focus more on conversations with patients. Healthcare IT Today sat down with Kirsty Maunder, Senior Business Analyst at CSIRO’s Australia

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Inside Epic’s Push to Help Customers Build Their Own AI Agents Using Agent Factory (opens the original)

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    Epic Agent Factory, a tool for Epic users to build their own AI agents, was announced this past January. Now, according to Derek De Young, Software Developer at Epic, the tool is moving into a new stage where Epic will quickly put it into the hands of their customers. Agent Factory provides a platform to leverage 129 of the AI features in Epic. De Young describes three stages in its use. First, he expects organizations to shape existing AI features to the organization's policies, guidelines, dat

  3. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Why Healthcare Needs Coordinated Infrastructure, Not More Point Solutions (opens the original)

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    Cotiviti ties together providers and payers, including the top 25 US health plans, that collectively serve 300 million members in the United States. In this video, CEO Ric Sinclair describes how the "friction" between providers and payers can be resolved by leveraging smarter infrastructure like what Cotiviti provides. Sinclair looks beyond technology and data, even beyond the use of AI, to talk about how an underlying platform can bring together all the expert insights and reduce the waste in h

  4. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Anita Ghose Shares Real-World Tactics for Women in Health IT Leadership (opens the original)

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    Standard networking events and leadership courses fail to keep women in digital health careers. Half of female tech talent exits the sector by age 35. The solution? Offering practical advice and operational mentorship from women who have actually been successful. At HIC2026 in Sydney, Australia, Healthcare IT Today sat down with Anita Ghose, CEO at InventiveX and Program Lead for Women in Digital Health Leadership at the Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH). Ghose breaks down why lead

  5. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    The Global HIM Evolution: Why AI Requires Human Data Stewards According to HIMAA (opens the original)

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    The health information management (HIM) profession is undergoing a massive worldwide evolution. AI require strict data governance to function safely, putting a direct spotlight on clinical data quality…and right in the wheelhouse of HIM professionals. Healthcare IT Today sat down with Kathleen Rogers, Member & Profession Services Manager, and Danika Bakalich, Director of Workforce Advocacy & Development from the Healthcare Information Management Association of Australia (HIMAA). They unpack the

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