Constructing with Care Podcast: Addressing New Technologies in Healthcare Data Tracking and Planning

In Constructing with Care, a podcast for healthcare industry leaders that looks at the topics and trends on the construction of capital projects, we’ve had important and timely discussions on prefabrication, strategies to align capital investments, safety and more. Throughout all of these discussions with healthcare leaders, one topic in particular stood out: the use of new technologies—including AI—especially tracking data in an increasingly digitized environment.

In this special episode, we're looking back at some key takeaways from past episodes where guests discuss how new technologies have been and will continue to be incorporated into healthcare development and data tracking.

• 1:15: Laura Wilt on technologies affecting patient outcomes.
• 2:39: Carl Fleming on sustainability, safety & compliance, capacity expansion and resiliency in the physical space, as well as cyber security, the digitalization of healthcare data and modernization of healthcare IT.
• 5:43: Clara Guixa on advocating and providing technologies and data that directly impacts pediatric patients, especially across different stages of childhood development.
• 7:44: Jay Farhat on research and investment in new technologies, especially AI, on the security of patients and hospital users.
• 10:35: Jonathan Bykowski on using AI to close data gaps between strategy teams and clinical operations.
• 13:30: Curtis Skolnick on using technology and clinical data to track patient care as they move through their care journey.
• 14:14: Wilt on the historical evolution of how treatment is provided to patients as the technology (including the digital and physical footprint) of care has changed.

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