Corita Anderson

That's quite far-reaching and exciting.

But with anything that has such strong potential for good, there's always a certain amount of risk, and it's not going to be easy.

From your point of view, what are the main obstacles in the way of broader adoption of AI?

And also help with just the strategy and plan overall, if you can have a fuller perspective on the investment needed.

Absolutely.

Rupal, you have covered a lot of ground today.

Clearly, there are a lot of considerations at play.

You know, some disparate, some are overlapping.

Any final thoughts before we close out?

That is such a great point.

You know, good leadership and having the right team is often overlooked, but those are really, you know, critical guiding forces.

So Rupal, I just want to end by thanking you so much for your time today.

I really appreciate all the details that you've shared and the expertise and insights that you've brought to this discussion about clinical care organizations.

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