Kevin Mahoney
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 30 Jan
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And, you know, another one that's right on the horizon is flash radiation and radiation oncology.
We're going to take
but could be 24 visits to the radon department and get it done in one visit.
And those things just, they're game changers and they change lives.
They also help with an area that we talk about a lot, which is the time toxicity of care.
You know, if you have cancer, often you spend half your day commuting or sitting in the waiting room.
If we could eliminate those visits and use this new technology, that's going to make the burden of disease much easier on patients.
Yeah, no, I think I hear you on the reluctance.
I think it goes back to people always view things through their own lens.
And technology, although it's great, there's often another side of it, which is we don't need as many people.
So I think what I keep trying to impart on our leaders is everything has an equal and opposite reaction.
Technology, again, equal and opposite is often the loss of positions.
So trying to make sure that we think about that as we implement the technology.
A lot of talk about AI leading the structural process.
Unemployment, how is an academic medical center, as one of the largest employers in the state of Pennsylvania, how do we participate in that so it doesn't happen?
How do we figure things out so it's not just AI will replace this function and the people are left to their own?
AI will replace this function.
How do we retrain, redeploy, figure things out for the employees that are displaced?
On the medical staff side, again, an improvement
the interventional radiology may lead to less surgery.
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