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Host Erik sits down with Dr. Peter Stetson, Chief Medical Information Officer at TigerConnect, to discuss the unsolved problem that's been hiding in plain sight: care orchestration. This isn't about better EHRs or more tech tools. It's about what happens when doctors, nurses, surgeons, and entire care teams can't effectively communicate with each other—and what it costs patients when they can't.
Clinicians shouldn't be middleware. Yet that's exactly what healthcare systems have forced them to become. A surgeon waits for imaging that hasn't been transmitted. A nurse juggles alerts from five different systems, none talking to each other. A patient shows up for a procedure only to learn records are missing. Meanwhile, hospital operators still manually look up schedules across multiple screens—swivel chair work in 2026.
Dr. Stetson brings 25+ years as a clinician, 10 years running EHR and digital initiatives at Memorial Sloan Kettering, and current leadership on responsible AI governance. He speaks from lived experience in operating rooms, clinical floors, and the systems that either enable or sabotage care delivery.
This episode is perfect for health system executives, CMIOs, perioperative leaders, and anyone tired of hearing that "we tried AI in a pilot and it didn't work." The orchestration layer is what actually makes it work.
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