Sam Shields with Dartmouth Health
Dartmouth Health is undertaking a digital transformation with a focus on enhanced care for rural and aging populations, utilizing tools like telehealth and ambient listening. Sam Shields discusses the importance of AI strategies centered around people rather than efficiency, along with strategic plans for value-based care and remote patient monitoring.
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Key takeaways
Dartmouth Health is enhancing care for an aging population with digital tools like ambient listening and tele-ICU.
AI strategy at Dartmouth Health prioritizes people over efficiency.
Value-based care and remote patient monitoring are part of Dartmouth Health's strategic plan.
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Sam Shields, System VP of Strategy and Regional Operations at Dartmouth Health, joins Panda Perspectives to discuss how the academic health system is navigating digital transformation in a rural setting. With a recently completed strategic plan, Dartmouth is focused on enhancing care for its aging population through innovative models, AI governance, and robust telehealth infrastructure. Sam shares how Dartmouth is using digital tools—like ambient listening and tele-ICU—to extend high-quality care locally, easing the burden on centralized facilities. He emphasizes the importance of building AI strategy around people, not just efficiency, and highlights the system's measured approach to value-based care and remote patient monitoring.
He emphasizes the importance of building AI strategy around people, not just efficiency.
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