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Doctor Predicts Transition ‘From Hype to Help’ with AI
At ViVE, a leading digital health conference, healthcare executives and innovators gathered to discuss the future of AI and virtual care. Dr. Dave Newman, vice president and chief medical officer for virtual care at Sanford Health, highlighted the expanding role of virtual healthcare in rural America. He emphasized Sanford’s large-scale virtual operations, including 80 subspecialties, critical access hospital support, and reduced patient transfers. During a panel discussion, industry leaders explored strategies to address workforce shortages and improve care quality. Dr. Newman predicted that 2025 will mark the shift from AI hype to practical implementation, bringing high-quality, high-value healthcare directly into patients' homes. Virtual care, he stated, will become an expected standard in healthcare delivery.
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At the ViVE digital health conference, Dr. Dave Newman of Sanford Health discussed the growing role of virtual care in rural America. He highlighted Sanford’s extensive virtual operations, including 80 subspecialties and support for critical access hospitals. Industry leaders explored solutions for workforce shortages and quality improvement. Dr. Newman predicted that 2025 will mark the shift from AI hype to practical use, making virtual care an expected standard, bringing high-quality healthcare directly into patients' homes.
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