Operations

Health system leaders are moving from pilots to practical results with data and AI. As ecosystems mature and generative models evolve, the focus is shifting to trusted data foundations, responsible rollout and measurable outcomes. Yet many organizations still face fragmented…

As 2026 approaches, health systems are bracing for the ripple effects of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), rising labor costs, and the accelerating pace of AI adoption. Leaders are being asked to improve efficiency, retain staff, and integrate…

At BayCare St. Joseph’s Hospital, cafeteria lines routinely stretched to 25 minutes — frustrating staff, limiting throughput and pulling resources from higher-value work. Traditional fixes weren’t working. To change course, leaders redesigned the food service experience by implementing Amazon’s Just…

Orthopedic and musculoskeletal (MSK) practices face an uphill battle: complex codes, payer scrutiny and limited staff capacity make revenue loss almost inevitable. Denials, delays and rework not only drain margins but also pull focus from patient care.In this session, attendees…

Health systems face intensifying pressure to reduce burnout, improve staff satisfaction and get smarter about scheduling. The new 2025 KLAS Nurse & Staff Scheduling report highlights which capabilities — and vendors — are actually delivering results. Join KLAS Research, Penn…

Rising costs, workforce shortages and disconnected systems are forcing leaders to rethink how care is delivered and managed across specialties — from orthopedics and behavioral health to ENT and GI. New survey data from 195 healthcare leaders reveals what’s working…

Administrative burden, disjointed workflows and payer policy friction continue to weigh down clinical and operational teams. But solving these challenges doesn’t require a disruptive system overhaul. In this OnDemand session, hear how healthcare leaders can use intuitive AI to streamline…

Involving an outside partner in vital clinical operations can be one of the most stressful decisions for a health system to make. Whether the goal is to improve operational efficiency, generate savings, or advance the standard of patient care, the…

Session Overview:Even the most thoughtfully designed healthcare facilities can fall short when advanced technology planning is delayed or fragmented. Misalignment between architects, construction teams, technology partners, and clinical leadership often results in costly delays, scope creep, and missed strategic objectives.…

Every denied claim means wasted effort, delayed cash flow and rising cost-to-collect. Yet too many hospitals are addressing denials after they happen, not where they begin. Missed authorizations. Registration errors. Faulty insurance verification. These preventable breakdowns account for the majority…