Cleveland Clinic CEO: AI Can’t Work Without Fixing the System First
Dr. Tom Mihaljevic, CEO of Cleveland Clinic, emphasizes that AI cannot solve health care issues without first addressing systemic problems. He believes that AI can enhance care delivery but is not a standalone solution to the challenges faced by the health care system. Mihaljevic advocates for a collaborative approach among health systems to effectively integrate AI and improve care accessibility and affordability.
- ▪Dr. Mihaljevic argues that AI is not a cure-all for health care issues.
- ▪He highlights the need for significant pre-work to make AI effective in health care.
- ▪Cleveland Clinic has restructured to improve standardization and technology rollout.
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Dr. Tom Mihaljevic has been in medicine too long to believe that AI is a cure-all. The Cleveland Clinic president and CEO is at the forefront of technological innovation in health care, guiding the organization through partnerships with AI giants: Palantir, IBM, Oracle. Read More on Health CareVA Making Major Changes to Boost Services to Veterans—Here’s What’s Planned5 min readVA Reveals ‘Historic’ Investment For Veterans’ Health Care Nationwide4 min readMedicare Update: Millions Eligible To Save Over $1,000 With Major Change4 min readBut health systems—even those that stand on the cutting edge—will have to work hard to make AI work for them, Mihaljevic indicated during his April 27 conversation with Suraj Srinivasan, professor at Harvard Business School, as part of Newsweek’s “AI Agenda”…
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