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Brad Lewis

Auckland
As seen in: That Sweet Pop | Pro Wrestling Podcast, MSN, MSN New Zealand, Sports Illustrated, Becker's Hospital Review, Focus on the Family, Sports Entertainment Network (SEN), USCCA, Jewish Book Council, Becker's Spine Review, More FM and
Executive Producer, Millsy and Guy, Sport Nation Co-host Fight Club Podcast Co-host That Sweet Pop Dad to two amazing kids.
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Access to anesthesia care must mean access to safe care

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By Brad Lewis
| Becker's Hospital Review Verified
Rural hospitals face serious and growing challenges. Hospital closures, financial pressures and workforce shortages are forcing patients in many communities to travel farther and wait longer for essential services. These problems deserve urgent attention and real solutions. But too often we are seeing policy attempts aimed at expanding access that would lower the standard of care that patients rely on.
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The half second before someone speaks

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By Brad Lewis
| Becker's Hospital Review Verified
Somewhere tonight, in an operating room, an ICU or a step-down unit, someone is going to look at a patient and feel that something is not right. Maybe they cannot explain it yet. Maybe the numbers have not caught up with what they are seeing. But they notice. And then there is that half second. The moment when they decide whether to say something out loud or wait. Whether the concern is important enough. Whether they will be dismissed, embarrassed, or made to feel that they should have known better.
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The AI operating model: How health systems turn AI into enterprise capability

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By Brad Lewis
| Becker's Hospital Review Verified
Health systems do not need more AI pilots. They need a better way to decide which AI opportunities to pursue, how to deploy them, who remains accountable after deployment and whether they create measurable value. That is not simply a technology problem. It is an operating model problem. Over the past several years, health systems have developed AI strategies, established governance committees, selected technology platforms, created vendor partnerships and launched numerous pilots.
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