In this episode, Rita Sharma, Chief Product Officer at Pager Health discusses how they are implementing generative AI in healthcare, focusing on trust, ease of adoption, and responsible data practices.
Rita shares how consumers increasingly expect 24/7, human-like digital support and single point of contact to navigate the fragmented and often overwhelming healthcare system. She emphasizes that while the technology behind the generative AI is maturing rapidly, the real challenge lies in building trust—both within organizations and with consumers—particularly around the responsible data of use. Rita also talks about Pager’s approach to responsible AI implementation, noting that internal alignment on governance, data security, and transparency is just as critical as the technology itself.
Rita further highlights that successful adoption of generative AI is not just about innovation, but about creating a cultural alignment and fostering trust, ultimately ensuring personalized, streamlined care experiences for all. Take a listen.
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