Summer 2025

Hannah Koczka, vice president for NM Ventures and Innovation at Northwestern Medicine, shares a structured approach to artificial intelligence solutions.

Beyond checking for spelling and grammar, this tool can help healthcare teams improve collaboration and overall branding.

Designed to natively support Apple Intelligence, the MacBook Air gives users access to secure, protected and powerful generative artificial intelligence.

Organizations interested in automating operational tasks should consider artificial intelligence for IT operations.

Robotic telesurgery is a breakthrough for global medicine, but its success will depend on solving latency issues and improving infrastructure.

Whether or not organizations are ready, the workforce is steadily becoming more accustomed to using artificial intelligence in workflows.

This framework can help healthcare organizations refine their use of large language models.

Health systems should ground their tech expectations in clear use cases and collaborative education, leaders shared at the 2025 HIMSS conference.

The technology is still rapidly evolving, but artificial intelligence is already making inroads at senior care organizations.

Radiologists are adopting and developing tools powered by artificial intelligence to improve workflows and offer diagnostic support.

Providers are exploring use cases for artificial intelligence to integrate advanced tools at nearly every stage of care.

Electronic health record systems are a staple now. Optimizing them to integrate with modern features and streamline workflows is the next step.

As healthcare providers explore more solutions with artificial intelligence, they’ll need to make sure their data is in top shape.