highlights that most respondents have moved beyond initial proof-of-concept stages into actual implementation. Partnerships have emerged as the primary adoption strategy, with 61% of Leaders collaborating with third-party vendors and hyperscalers to build customized solutions. Many respondents identified administrative efficiency and clinical productivity as key areas where gen AI could deliver substantial value.

The survey also indicates that healthcare organizations are increasingly quantifying the benefits of their gen AI investments, with 64% reporting anticipated or realized positive returns. Early implementations have primarily focused on enhancing administrative tasks, IT infrastructure, and clinical operations. As expertise deepens, leaders are expected to explore broader applications, including patient engagement and quality-of-care improvements. While regulatory complexities and internal capability gaps present challenges, a value-driven strategy and strong partnerships are helping organizations successfully integrate gen AI into their operations, setting a foundation for future advancements in healthcare delivery.

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