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Implementing AI? Heathcare Organizations 'Must Have A Specific Measurable Goal'
In deploying AI for healthcare, setting a specific measurable goal is pivotal, as emphasized by Tom Hallisey, a digital health strategist. He stresses the need to pinpoint the problem to solve, steering away from merely deploying flashy AI tools. To optimize AI investments, forming a diverse committee to assess, prioritize, and guide AI initiatives, aligning with organizational strategies, is paramount. Hallisey underscores the importance of integrating mature AI projects into existing workflows for tangible value. For long-term success, continuous measurement, adaptation to changing demographics and data, and adherence to evolving regulations are crucial, given AI's propensity for potential obsolescence due to shifting interventions and datasets.
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Tom Hallisey, a digital health strategist, stresses the essence of setting clear, measurable goals in healthcare AI adoption. He highlights the importance of avoiding trendy AI tools without a specific problem to solve. To maximize AI investments, Hallisey advocates for diverse committees to prioritize initiatives aligned with organizational strategies. Integrating mature AI projects into existing workflows is crucial for tangible impact. Long-term success requires continual measurement, adaptation to changing data, and compliance with evolving regulations.
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