Technological advances are applied to care delivery to improve patient care and ensure that patients receive the right care at the right time.
Hear from hospital leaders Amy Rockman, director of Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence at Rutgers Health and RWJBarnabas Health, and Pamela Sutton-Wallace, president of Yale New Haven Health System, as they discuss the strategies for using technology to enhance patient and provider experience.
This brief focuses on three subjects where technology will continue to impact how care is delivered (Ambient Artificial Intelligence, Patient Monitoring, Telepresence) and offers actionable implementation considerations.
The future of healthcare will be shaped not only by artificial intelligence, but by how thoughtfully organizations choose to implement it. In this conversation, Daniel Daly, Ph.D., executive director of the Center for Theology and Ethics in Catholic Health at the Catholic Health Association, explores the ethical future of AI in medicine, why all efficiency should serve compassion, and what healthcare leaders must do to ensure AI strengthens person-centered care instead of replacing it.
In this Leadership Dialogue conversation, Marc Boom, M.D., president and CEO of Houston Methodist and the 2026 AHA board chair, speaks with Amy Rockman, director of the Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence, a systemwide initiative of Rutgers Health and RWJBarnabas Health. The two explore AI applications that are delivering measurable improvements in hospital mortality, safety, and clinician burnout, and how a “living lab” approach, interdisciplinary teams, and responsible AI integration are benefitting patients and the health care workforce.
In this conversation, Duke University School of Medicine's Jonathan Posner, M.D., professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, and Matthew Engelhard, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, break down the "Duke PMA" — an AI-powered predictive model designed to identify adolescents at high risk for psychiatric illness. They explore how sleep, device use, and a myriad of other factors shape mental health risk, and how this technology could transform prevention, especially in underserved communities.
Nurse leaders are crucial contributors to health care operations and patient well-being. In the evolving landscape of digital health care, it is imperative nurse leaders position themselves as leaders who collaborate and lead both within health care and with industry counterparts. The Guiding Principles foundational support equipping nurse leaders with the necessary skills to support and lead digital health strategies and transformations is vital for enhancing outcomes for patients, nurses, other caregivers and the nation’s health care.
Report offers guidance for hospital and health system leaders to successfully integrate artificial intelligence technologies into their workforce and workflows.
Hospitals are rapidly advancing toward a new model of digitally connected, intelligence-driven care. The latest AHA Trailblazers report, “The Smart Hospital of the Future: Connecting Systems, People and Technology,” explores how leading organizations are integrating cloud-based infrastructure, interoperable systems, virtual tools and ambient AI into everyday clinical workflows.
Sponsored by AWS.
This Knowledge Exchange e-book highlights how health leaders are deploying AI and ML, what’s needed to scale responsibly and how to navigate the ethical and operational implications of intelligent technologies in health care.
Sponsored by Oracle.
Exploration of how health care leaders can deploy responsible AI as a mechanism to drive value for patients, providers and operators.
Article discusses the definition of AI, provides a practical working model and covers general concepts and controversies.