Building an Enterprise AI Strategy at Jefferson Health

Jesse chats with Dr. Judd Hollander, Senior Vice President of Healthcare Delivery Innovation and Chief Virtual Care Officer at Jefferson Health and Professor of Emergency Medicine at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University; Dr. Bracken Babula, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Jefferson Health and Clinical Associate Professor in Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University; and Dr. Jennifer Stephens, Enterprise Chief Medical Officer for Ambulatory Quality & Population Health at Jefferson Health and Enterprise Chief Medical Officer at Jefferson Medical Group. Together, they discuss measuring the impact of AI programs; AI governance and enterprise-wide implementation; reducing clinical administrative burden; ambient listening and documentation tools, including potential nursing applications; symptom checkers and agentic AI; identifying and closing gaps in care management; predictive AI, risk management, and pre-deployment testing; the role of external partnerships in AI strategy; balancing centralized governance with department-level innovation and subject-matter expertise; Jefferson Health's future vision for AI; and much more. Jesse also reflects on this key headline: OpenEvidence and Boston Children's Hospital launch multiyear collaboration to study how clinicians' AI use at point of care influences care delivery patterns. In our Resource Link segment, we list one valuable resource you might want to check out. To view this link, subscribe, or find out more information about our podcast, visit www.HealthcareAIPioneers.com. Want to be a sponsor, marketing partner, or guest, or provide feedback on the podcast? Email us at [email protected]. Music by Turning Pages from Pixabay.