AI in Healthcare Isn’t the Disruption… Your Change Strategy Is
Many healthcare organizations are rushing to adopt AI, but are they ready for the change it demands? Join Nio Queiro, the CEO and Founder of Queiro Group, LLC, as she breaks down why the true challenge isn’t the technology itself, but the outdated change management practices surrounding it.
Drawing on real-world observations of implementation pitfalls, Nio explores how top-down decisions often miss the mark with frontline staff, leading to adoption challenges later. This session will examine how leadership must evolve, how to reframe implementation strategy, and what’s really needed to make AI in healthcare successful.
Whether you're an executive, tech decision-maker, or someone whose healthcare organization is implementing AI, you’ll leave with insight into why many AI rollouts fail and what helps drive success.
Key Takeaways:
- How traditional change management approaches are undermining progress.
- Practical shifts organizations can make to align technology rollouts with frontline realities.
- The cultural and generational disconnects fueling resistance to new tools.
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