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AI Is Becoming Baked Into Health Care. Now CEOs Are Focusing On Patient And Practitioner Outcomes
In the AI age, the question for business leaders is how to accelerate adoption and transformation while keeping costs in check. 2026 may be the year where the focus shifts to outcomes. As Jeff DiLullo, chief region leader of Philips North America, advised health systems leaders at our dinner: “AI either has to increase access to care, increase the quality and the outcomes, or reduce staff burden. And if it can’t do those things, don’t do it.”
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Healthcare AI is moving beyond experimentation as health system CEOs increasingly focus on measurable outcomes—better patient care, improved access, and reduced clinician burden. The next phase of adoption will likely be defined not by how much AI is deployed, but by whether it delivers tangible clinical and operational value.
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