Addressing Care Team Burnout: AI & Orchestration at the "Speed of Trust"

Addressing Care Team Burnout: AI & Orchestration at the "Speed of Trust"

Tuesday, July 28, 2026 
1 - 2 p.m. Eastern; noon - 1 p.m. Central; 10 - 11 a.m. Pacific  

Today's healthcare leaders face a compounding challenge of clinician burnout, increasing patient demand and tight operational margins, leading to the "Priority Paradox," where essential clinical AI and care orchestration solutions are delayed due to perceived lack of bandwidth.  

This webinar moves beyond an all-or-nothing approach to AI adoption by introducing a practical, phased "Crawl-Walk-Run" framework for adopting a care orchestration platform in primary care at "the speed of trust." Attendees will discover how leading health systems are achieving near-term operational relief by automating administrative tasks like chart review and reclaiming clinician "pajama time," while simultaneously laying the groundwork for long-term system-level impact, including optimized referral networks, panel capacity expansion and modernized provider compensation. This session is designed for health system C-suite leaders (CMOs, CFOs, CQOs, VPs of Clinical Operations, and Medical Group Directors) seeking a pragmatic roadmap to advance primary care.  

This conversation is designed to help healthcare leaders:

• Gain a clear understanding of the competing priorities within clinical operations and how delaying automation exacerbates existing bottlenecks.
• Discover a practical, phased "Crawl-Walk-Run" approach to care orchestration adoption, focused on achieving near-term administrative relief and building clinician trust.
• Learn how to quantify both immediate time savings and long-term organizational impact, including metrics such as EHR inbox reduction, more effective referral networks and modernized provider compensation.  

Speaker:

Denton Shanks, DO, MPH 
Associate CMIO Health AI & Technology Innovation, Family Physician 
The University of Kansas Health System & Medical Center

Moderator:

Paula Braley 
Director, Practice Transformation 
Lumeris