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Before healthcare goes AI-first, it must get data-first
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Writing in Pulse+IT, Iron Mountain Australia and New Zealand Managing Director Dominic Del Giudice warns that rushing to adopt healthcare AI without trusted, governed information foundations risks scaling flawed data and compromising patient safety.
While workforce shortages and surging demand drive Australian healthcare towards rapid AI adoption, fragmented records and legacy systems threaten clinical safety. When information is incomplete or unmanaged, AI magnifies existing errors with potentially critical consequences. Dominic outlines four foundational pillars healthcare leaders must establish across governance, privacy, and data quality to deploy AI responsibly and protect patient outcomes.
Read the full commentary on Pulse+IT here