Episode 14 - Mark Kramer
In a new episode of the "Out of the FHIR" podcast, host Gene Vestel sits down with Mark Kramer PhD of MITRE, a pioneering force in both artificial intelligence and healthcare interoperability. Mark, an original AI innovator, offers a contrarian and thought-provoking take on the future of healthcare data.
Don't miss this episode as they discuss:
* The radical idea that human language might replace complex healthcare codes. Could the conversational abilities of large language models make traditional coding systems like SNOMED and CPT obsolete?
* A "back to the future" approach to patient care. How can AI-powered conversational interoperability bring back the deep, personalized conversations that have been lost in the current fee-for-service, time-crunched healthcare system?
* The slow pace of FHIR adoption and the future of healthcare standards. With FHIR implementation guides languishing, is conversational interoperability the catalyst needed to unlock the true value of healthcare data?
Get ready to challenge everything you thought you knew about healthcare interoperability and the role of AI.Podcast Platform Links
Must read articles on Conversational Interoperability and report out from the HL7 Connectathon
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