US Pharma MarketingDave Lundal of Children's Minnesota says health systems must move quickly to build governance, vision and flexibility as artificial intelligence rapidly evolves. Dave Lundal, senior vice president and CIO at Children's Minnesota in Minneapolis For Dave Lundal, the history of healthcare IT can be divided into three distinct chapters. The first was the age of hospital information systems and dumb terminals, when healthcare organizations relied on limited computing power and rudimentary digital tools. The second was the electronic health record era, a transformation that has reshaped healthcare operations over the past two decades. Now, Lundal believes the industry is entering…
For Dave Lundal, the history of healthcare IT can be divided into three distinct chapters.
The first was the age of hospital information systems and dumb terminals, when healthcare organizations relied on limited computing power and rudimentary digital tools.
The second was the electronic health record era, a transformation that has reshaped healthcare operations over the past two decades.
Now, Lundal believes the industry is entering something even bigger.
Source: Healthcare IT News