February 5, 2025
Valley Health has appointed Steve Motil as the Chief Data & Analytics Officer, a position aimed at improving patient care and cost efficiency through enhanced data utilization. In this role, Motil will lead initiatives to cultivate a data-driven culture, elevate staff data skills, and integrate artificial intelligence into operations. He brings extensive experience from his previous roles at Optum and Kettering Health Network, along with a pharmacy degree, and will oversee key data teams as part of the senior leadership. Valley Health anticipates that his leadership will strengthen their data analytics capabilities and align with their goal of better healthcare outcomes.
Valley Health Appoints Steve Motil as Chief Data & Analytics Officer Valley Health
February 5, 2025
Agentic AI is set to transform healthcare by evolving electronic medical records (EMRs) into proactive systems that assist clinicians in real-time. Unlike traditional AI, which reacts to specific tasks, Agentic AI independently analyzes diverse data sources, including patient histories and lab results, to provide automated insights, recommend treatments, and predict outcomes, according to Muhammad Siddiqui, CDIO at Reid Health. This advancement seeks to alleviate clinician workloads and enhance patient care amidst the growing challenges of data volume and inefficiencies in current EMR systems. By integrating multiple data sources into a single interface and automating administrative tasks, Agentic AI aims to streamline clinical workflows and support more informed decision-making.
Agentic AI Transforms EMRs, Revolutionizing Healthcare Decision-Making LinkedIn
February 5, 2025
UT Health San Antonio has launched a $472 million hospital equipped with innovative technology aimed at improving patient care and experience. Each of the 144 beds features a 65-inch Epic Bedside TV that provides crucial information for patients, along with educational and entertainment options. The facility also utilizes high-resolution cameras and the Epic Monitor platform, enabling virtual nurses to monitor patients remotely and enhance safety measures. Despite the higher costs associated with this advanced technology, UT Health officials believe it will lead to better patient outcomes and overall quality of care.
UT Health San Antonio Launches $472 Million High-Tech Hospital Revolutionizing Patient Care Becker's Hospital Review
February 5, 2025
Leo Bodden has been appointed as the new senior vice president and chief information officer of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network, where he will focus on integrating technologies to improve patient experience and operational efficiency while enhancing cybersecurity and governance. With over 25 years of experience at NewYork-Presbyterian, Bodden has a strong background in leading digital transformation initiatives, such as Imaging as a Service, to optimize patient access and care. He also aims to foster a data-driven culture by utilizing analytics and AI to advance bedside care and population health outcomes. Bodden holds a Bachelor of Arts in computer science and an MBA, contributing to his extensive expertise in aligning multiple departments within healthcare.
Leo Bodden Joins WMCHealth as CIO to Transform Patient Care Through Technology Westfair Online
February 5, 2025
Valley Health has appointed Steve Motil as the Chief Data & Analytics Officer, a position aimed at improving patient care and cost efficiency through enhanced data utilization. In this role, Motil will lead initiatives to cultivate a data-driven culture, elevate staff data skills, and integrate artificial intelligence into operations. He brings extensive experience from his previous roles at Optum and Kettering Health Network, along with a pharmacy degree, and will oversee key data teams as part of the senior leadership. Valley Health anticipates that his leadership will strengthen their data analytics capabilities and align with their goal of better healthcare outcomes.
Valley Health Appoints Steve Motil as Chief Data & Analytics Officer Valley Health
February 5, 2025
Agentic AI is set to transform healthcare by evolving electronic medical records (EMRs) into proactive systems that assist clinicians in real-time. Unlike traditional AI, which reacts to specific tasks, Agentic AI independently analyzes diverse data sources, including patient histories and lab results, to provide automated insights, recommend treatments, and predict outcomes, according to Muhammad Siddiqui, CDIO at Reid Health. This advancement seeks to alleviate clinician workloads and enhance patient care amidst the growing challenges of data volume and inefficiencies in current EMR systems. By integrating multiple data sources into a single interface and automating administrative tasks, Agentic AI aims to streamline clinical workflows and support more informed decision-making.
Agentic AI Transforms EMRs, Revolutionizing Healthcare Decision-Making LinkedIn
February 5, 2025
UT Health San Antonio has launched a $472 million hospital equipped with innovative technology aimed at improving patient care and experience. Each of the 144 beds features a 65-inch Epic Bedside TV that provides crucial information for patients, along with educational and entertainment options. The facility also utilizes high-resolution cameras and the Epic Monitor platform, enabling virtual nurses to monitor patients remotely and enhance safety measures. Despite the higher costs associated with this advanced technology, UT Health officials believe it will lead to better patient outcomes and overall quality of care.
UT Health San Antonio Launches $472 Million High-Tech Hospital Revolutionizing Patient Care Becker's Hospital Review
February 5, 2025
Leo Bodden has been appointed as the new senior vice president and chief information officer of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network, where he will focus on integrating technologies to improve patient experience and operational efficiency while enhancing cybersecurity and governance. With over 25 years of experience at NewYork-Presbyterian, Bodden has a strong background in leading digital transformation initiatives, such as Imaging as a Service, to optimize patient access and care. He also aims to foster a data-driven culture by utilizing analytics and AI to advance bedside care and population health outcomes. Bodden holds a Bachelor of Arts in computer science and an MBA, contributing to his extensive expertise in aligning multiple departments within healthcare.
Leo Bodden Joins WMCHealth as CIO to Transform Patient Care Through Technology Westfair Online