Health systems’ top 10 AI priorities for the next 2 years

Hospitals and health systems are already using artificial intelligence to varying degrees, but they have big plans to adopt the technology in the near future, a new report from the Center for Connected Medicine at Pittsburgh-based UPMC and KLAS Research found.

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Here are the AI uses healthcare organizations plan to invest in over the next two years, according to the survey of 49 providers and payers published June 8 (ranked by number of organizations):

1. Operational optimization: 30

2. Health/disease management and prediction: 29

3. Population health management: 25

4. Value-based care: 24

5. Patient/member engagement: 20

6. Clinical research: 17

7. Imaging: 16

8. Unsure: 6

9. No plans to invest in AI: 4

10. Other: 1*

*includes drug diversion

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