Technology Done For You, Not To You (ft. Leigh Williams)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
AI is everywhere. Tell us one thing about AI.
The implementation of our physician AI assistant was the first time that she felt technology had been done for her as opposed to to her.
What is the significance of AI in healthcare according to Leigh Williams?
I think we're finally at the point where we're going to have some tools that can really meaningfully improve the practice for not only the physicians, but revenue cycle folks and front desk clerks. If you see your niche or something that you're interested in, find your place, find your bliss, and absolutely go for it.
Welcome to Digital Voices, where healthcare and life science leaders explore the real work behind transformation. This podcast is about people, leadership, and the conversations that move healthcare forward. Now your host, Ed Marks. Welcome to another edition of Digital Voices. And it's your host, Ed Marks. And I'm glad to have my friend Lee Williams with us. Lee, welcome to Digital Voices.
Thank you. And thank you for having me today. I'm so glad to be here with you.
No, it's great because, you know, you're a great leader and you and I connected back in 2016. We were just reminiscing bootcamp. It's a great, I love bootcamp, a great environment, right? To learn. I took bootcamp and I love teaching it because it just reminded me of all the core leadership principles. And then I got to meet fantastic leaders like yourself. So it's so good to reconnect. So the most important question though, that we have for the entire episode, what kind of music do you like to listen to?
Yeah. So I really love music like the Eagles. And I saw them earlier this year at the Spear, which was fantastic. But my most recent vibe is Olivia Dean. She is really cool. And she's got this song called Dive. And it is one of my walk up songs in the morning as I'm heading into the office because she just has this beautiful voice and kind of a jazzy, cool way of her music. And I love it.
Yeah, I'm going to look that up. That's a new one for me. I love what you said, Lee, and I think you said it on purpose. You said it was your walk-up music to your job.
Yes. Yeah, everybody's got to have a little inspiration. And right now, I think that is one of the things that I bring to the team is some daily joy and excitement about what we're doing in healthcare these days. It's all really difficult. So I love staying in that positive mental frame to help lead people.
How did Leigh transition from law to healthcare technology?
Others. I love that. I was totally stealing that because, yeah, we save up like this walk up song for like you're going to go up and, you know, hit a home run or you're going to go on stage and do this amazing keynote. But you're talking about it like every day you go in. Yeah. Dang, we could stop recording right now because you love that.
Yeah. So Olivia Dean for some morning vibe.
Yeah, I'm going to the dive, right? D-I-V-E is the answer. Yeah, all right.
I just like that groove, and then she's got a lot of great music. So I love listening to new stuff. So old stuff and new stuff, I would say my list is both.
Yeah, and I love that. And I'm also super jealous. I love the Eagles. I did see them in their tour, but, you know, it was maybe 10 years ago now.
Yeah.
What leadership qualities does Leigh emphasize for aspiring CIOs?
You saw them at the Spear.
I mean, that was fantastic. Yeah, it was great. And they're still amazing musicians. And seeing Joe Walsh do the Hotel California solo. And, I mean, they're like 80 now. And they are awesome musicians. And it's fantastic. And Vince Gill sings the Glenn Frey parts. Yeah. He has such a beautiful voice and it comes together really well. So it's that was a very magical experience that I enjoyed.
Wow. Yeah, I'm so jealous. And you're right. Sometimes, you know, these super groups are still around that we listened to back, you know, when we were in elementary school. And a lot of them are still really good. I've run into a couple that probably should retire.
But yeah, yeah, yeah.
The Eagles. Yeah, they still got it.
No, it was it was perfect music. And they've done a nice job of bringing other musicians in. And it was just it was delicious. The whole sphere experience was amazing.
That is cool. So what about life message and mantra?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:14
2
What is the significance of AI in healthcare according to Leigh Williams?
0:14–2:27
3
How did Leigh transition from law to healthcare technology?
2:27–3:12
4
What leadership qualities does Leigh emphasize for aspiring CIOs?
3:12–5:28
5
How is Augusta Health implementing its Care Reimagined journey?
5:28–5:46
6
What are the three promises of Augusta Health's digital transformation?
5:46–6:15
7
How does Augusta Health utilize AI to enhance patient care?
6:15–7:46
8
What personal experiences shaped Leigh's leadership style?
7:46–32:34