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Webinars AI inside the clinical conversation: What 3 health systems are watching now

Ambient AI is helping clinicians spend less time documenting care. But documentation automation is only the starting point. Healthcare leaders are now asking a bigger question: How can AI support clinical decision-making in real time without interrupting the patient interaction?…

Apr 8, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago

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Matt Troup PA-C

Clinical Strategy Principal, Abridge

Jonathan H. Pelletier, MD, MS

Director of Clinical Informatics, Akron Children's

Naira D Hashmi MD

Regional Medical Director, Duly Health and Care

Andres Makarem, MD

Associate Director, Clinical Informatics Hartford HealthCare

Cardiologists receive the most payments from AI device companies

Companies paid nearly $60 million to over 46,000 physicians for AI-enabled devices between 2017 to 2023, a recent Philadelphia-based University of Pennsylvania study found. Published in Health Affairs Scholar, the study found that cardiologists receive the most payments for AI…

By: Mariah Taylor

Pediatric heart transplant waitlist categories are inconsistent: Study

Fewer children waiting for a heart transplant are dying, but it is due to medical care improvements rather than changes to organ allocation, a recent study led by researchers at Stanford (Calif.) Medicine study found. The study, published in the…

By: Mariah Taylor

Whitepapers Dental consolidation’s next phase is operational

Many DSOs expanded quickly during the zero-rate era, but integration often did not keep pace. As capital costs rise, fragmented systems, manual processes and decentralized operations are becoming harder to ignore. For today’s DSOs, the pressure is no longer just…

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Webinars Breaking the Bottleneck: How Health Systems are Redesigning the Frontline of Cognitive Care

Early signs of conditions like dementia are often first observed in primary care. Yet confirming and documenting those changes still relies on overextended specialists and time-intensive evaluations. The result: delayed detection, unnecessary referrals and missed opportunities for early intervention. In…

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Dr. Anthony Zizza

Chief Medical Officer, Element Care

Julie Miyamasu

Clinical Strategy Director, Care Transformation, Advocate Health

Professor Adrian Owen

Cognitive Neuroscientist and Chief Scientific Officer, Creyos

More patients eligible for hypertension treatment under updated guidelines: Study

The updated 2025 American Heart Association guidelines for hypertension allowed 73% of patients to meet treatment-eligibility criteria, compared to 57% under the 2017 guidelines, a study found. The new guidelines incorporate AHA’s Prevent risk equations and recommended a lower 10-year…

By: Mariah Taylor

Novant Health opens heart clinic in South Carolina

Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health has opened a heart and vascular clinic in Bluffton, S.C.  Novant Health Heart & Vascular is led by Christopher Wixon, MD, a vascular surgery specialist, according to a March 10 news release from the health system. …

By: Cameron Cortigiano

Webinars From pilot to production: Engineering virtual health programs built to scale

Most virtual health pilots fail not because of the technology — but because of how they’re architected from the start. Without defined exit criteria, integration benchmarks, or measurable system impact, even promising pilots stall before reaching production. This session brings…

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Jason Ward

VP of Information Systems Collette Health

Maruf Haider, MD

Associate Chief Medical Information Officer, Digital Health Carilion Clinic

Alen Oganesyan, MPA, CHCIO, CDH-E

Associate Chief Information Officer Keck Medicine of USC

Albert Villarin, MD, MBA, FACEP

VP, Chief Medical Informatics Officer Nuvance/Northwell Health

Greta Branford, MD

ACMIO, Associate Medical Director for Healthcare IT, Michigan Medicine

MUSC hospital 1st in South Carolina to adopt rapid bedside heart attack test

MUSC Health Florence (S.C.) Medical Center is the first hospital in the state to implement Abbott’s i-STAT 1 instrument with the high-sensitivity troponin I cartridge to accelerate heart attack detection. The test measures low levels of cardiac troponin I —…

By: Ella Jeffries

Cardiac groups update heart disease guidelines

The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association released updated guidelines for managing congenital heart disease in adults. The revised guidelines highlight four priorities: access to specialized care, mental health, physical activity and pregnancy, according to a Dec.…

By: Sophie Eydis
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