Future of AI and Voice in healthcare

It’s here and it’s now. The influence of machine learning, artificial intelligence and voice is quickly spreading across various industries that touch our daily lives. The impact on healthcare will be massive. We are at the beginning of our journey of exploring the use cases and matching technology solutions that will bring access and convenience to consumers’ health and make caregiving easier. In this talk, we will share some of the exciting opportunities and challenges we are currently working on at Providence.
Who is this presentation for?
Anyone interested in learning more about applications of AI in healthcare through the lens of a health system innovation team.
 

Maryam Gholami is the Chief Product Officer for digital innovations at Providence. She brings over 15 years of experience in building technology products and companies, leading multidisciplinary teams including product, design, and engineering, within well-established companies and start-ups such as Microsoft, Practice Fusion and Zoi Health. At Providence, she leads the product development and operations team responsible for incubation, commercialization and growth of the consumer digital products portfolio. She is also responsible for leading the applications of advanced technologies such as AI and machine learning to bring access and convenience to consumers, simplify caregiving and increase operational efficiency. With almost 10 years of experience in machine learning and artificial intelligence including information retrieval, recommendation engines, NLP, voice, and computer vision, Maryam has been instrumental in moving healthcare forward with AI. Some of her most recent work includes AI-enabled HIPAA compliant voice skills through partnership with Amazon Alexa and digital health assistant chatbot for navigation and triage. Prior to PSJH, Maryam was the co-founder and CEO of Zoi Health, a start-up which combined the power of human coaches and AI to provide ongoing monitoring and health coaching to people with chronic conditions such as Diabetes and Hypertension