MedCity News December 31, 2025
Gerry McCarthy

Data is fueling the AI revolution, but it must be aligned with solving business challenges.

Like most industries, healthcare is experiencing financial pressure and unprecedented AI advancements. Organizations are also grappling with a political and economic environment that is more dynamic and complex than ever.

The currency of the past, present, and future is high-quality data. It’s one of the most strategic assets we have in healthcare, and that’s true for patients, providers, employers, payers, life sciences companies, and governments.

Data is fueling the AI revolution, but it must be aligned with solving business challenges. What should healthcare organizations prioritize as 2026 unfolds? They need sophistication in both data and AI, which requires sound strategies, including the following points.

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