Jul 29, 2026 · 22 min · 14 segments
*Most health systems aren't asking whether to modernize patient monitoring; they're asking whether the upgrade in front of them is worth it. In this episode, two Intel Healthcare and Life Sciences…
Andrew LamkinGuest
Kaylee TullyGuestMaryAnn BoarHostNow, we're hearing a lot about intelligent monitoring at HIMSS this year, but when you talk to clinical and IT teams on the floor, what's the gap between what they're hearing in the keynotes and what they're actually living with at the bedside today?
Yeah, that's a great question, so that we can ground things in the reality and current state of what things look like today.
So some things that we're hearing is that right now patient monitoring is more episodic versus continuous.
So think care teams lose visibility as patients move across different care settings.
The next is that, to no surprise, clinician workload is overwhelming and staff are managing more patients than ever before.
The last one is that AI has become more practical and it is in everyday use versus a few years ago it was just kinda this hype.
Now it's really here and being used right at people's fingertips more and more, and hospitals are asking, "How can I deploy this safely, securely, and at scale?"
Now, we're hearing a lot about intelligent monitoring at HIMSS this year, but when you talk to clinical and IT teams on the floor, what's the gap between what they're hearing in the keynotes and what they're actually living with at the bedside today?
Yeah, that's a great question, so that we can ground things in the reality and current state of what things look like today.
So some things that we're hearing is that right now patient monitoring is more episodic versus continuous.
So think care teams lose visibility as patients move across different care settings.
The next is that, to no surprise, clinician workload is overwhelming and staff are managing more patients than ever before.
The last one is that AI has become more practical and it is in everyday use versus a few years ago it was just kinda this hype.
Now it's really here and being used right at people's fingertips more and more, and hospitals are asking, "How can I deploy this safely, securely, and at scale?"
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