More than a dozen healthcare executives offered their perspectives on the event, and how it showed health systems are changing their approach to digital tools.
The ViVE digital health conference drew about 7,000 healthcare leaders to Los Angeles a few weeks ago for discussions about AI, technology and changes in the industry.
More than a dozen healthcare leaders shared their insights from the conference with Chief Healthcare Executive®.
While the leaders offered a variety of perspectives, several underscored that hospitals and healthcare organizations are looking at AI differently.
At the ViVE Conference, Greg Miller, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at Carta Healthcare, discusses the critical role of humans in the loop when it comes to healthcare AI. As one of the first technologies that requires continuous monitoring, AI in healthcare demands oversight, accountability, and collaboration between humans and machines to ensure accuracy and trust. Greg also highlights the power of clinical data in advancing women’s health—from improving prevention and diagnosis to enabling better treatments and even driving toward cures. The more high-quality data we have, the clearer the story becomes—not just about individuals, but entire populations. This conversation underscores a key truth: data, when used responsibly and paired with human insight, has the potential to transform the future of care.
