Healthcare AI Success Starts with a Bias Toward Action

Healthcare AI Success Starts with a Bias Toward Action

Author: John Lynn June 29, 2026 Duration: 19:58

The potential applications of AI are endless; there are so many solutions in the marketplace that health care organizations can get "paralyzed," according to Kim Lynch, Founder and CEO at Metis Health Technologies. She advises organizations not to debate endless what to do, but to "try something" with "a bias toward action." Jeffrey Nelson, Enterprise Chief Information Officer at Mosaic Health, similarly says to "try and fail," but "move the ball forward."

Of course, nobody advises just throwing money at fancy technologies. In our recent interview at the Navina Ascend user conference, Lynch and Nelson along with Ronen Gordon, MBBS BSc, Vice President of Medical Product at Navina, lay out the real benefits of AI along with lessons learned implementing AI in their organizations.

Learn more about Mosaic Health: https://mosaichealth.com/

Learn more about Metis Health Technologies: https://www.metishealthtechnologies.com/

Learn more about Navina: https://www.navina.ai/

Healthcare IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/


For anyone navigating the complex and ever-evolving world of healthcare technology, Healthcare IT Today Interviews offers a direct line to the people shaping its future. Host John Lynn sits down with leading experts, moving beyond theory to explore the real-world applications and challenges they face every day. This isn't about surface-level news; it’s a series of deep, conversational explorations. You’ll hear firsthand accounts about implementing and optimizing electronic health records, the critical balance between data security and patient privacy, and how analytics are transforming patient care. The discussions naturally cover the practicalities of telehealth, the nuances of healthcare communication systems, and the many other technologies redefining clinical and administrative workflows. Each episode of this podcast pulls back the curtain on the front lines, providing clarity and insight that’s both substantive and accessible. Tune in for honest perspectives on where healthcare IT has been, the problems being solved right now, and what’s coming next.
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