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Healthcare Executives' Biggest Takeaways From 2025, Part One
The AI race continued in 2025, and the continued notion in the industry that AI is basically the solution to everything has created a frenzy for healthcare systems to implement solutions.
The problem is that there’s a significant gap between what AI solutions currently offer and the appetite of healthcare systems to embrace them, as solutions are often not yet 100% suited for widespread implementation. It requires training, adaptation and integrations, which are still lacking.
We're likely to see 2026 advance on these fronts, where the use of AI, especially for ambient and summarizing, is going to be implemented more broadly with integration and training to follow.
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Industry leaders also highlighted that connected digital ecosystems—where wearables, mobile devices, and clinical data work together—are improving continuity of care and patient engagement, but ethical, human-centered design remains critical for sustainable tech adoption.
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