UChicago Medicine grows into role of AI innovator

At University of Chicago Medicine, leaders assessed the health system's progress toward AI adoption expecting the worst - before discovering the organization may well be one of the field's best users. TAKING STOCK UChicago Medicine invited its leadership team to spend a day last spring eva...

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Leadership
Medicine
Success
Teams
Technology adoption
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