Leading Digital Health Transformation: A Leadership Roundtable on Strategies for Quality Excellence
- SmartSigma AI Editor
- 4 days ago
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The promise of digital health transformation has never been greater. Neither has the pressure to deliver on it.
Healthcare organizations across the country are racing to implement AI-driven clinical tools, expand telehealth capabilities, and optimize EHR systems — all while managing workforce burnout, regulatory demands, and the relentless imperative to improve quality and patient safety.
The gap between promise and performance, however, remains wide.
Dr. Greenhill has spent decades at the intersection of healthcare leadership, quality improvement, and digital innovation — from hospital floors to international quality forums — and knows how difficult it is to find practical, honest guidance from leaders who have actually done the work.
So on April 28, 2026, he will convene a Leadership Roundtable with three distinguished healthcare executives who have navigated digital transformation at the highest levels.
About the Leadership Roundtable
Leadership Roundtable Series: Leading Digital Health Transformation — Strategies for Quality Excellence
📅 Tuesday, April 28, 2026 | 12:00 – 1:00 PM CST | Virtual
Our discussion will include: AI-driven clinical tools and implementation strategy, digital equity and closing gaps in care access, and building organizational readiness for sustainable digital transformation.
Our Distinguished Panelists
C. Forrest Faison III, M.D., Sc.D., FAAP 38th Surgeon General, U.S. Navy | Interim Provost, Northeast Ohio Medical University
Felixia Colón, MBA, FACHE SVP Market Development, SCP Health | Regent At Large District IV, American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE)
Ulfat Shaikh, MD, MPH, MS Director of Health Care Quality, UC Davis Health | Chair, Council on Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, American Academy of Pediatrics
This roundtable is designed for C-suite executives, quality and patient safety leaders, and technology innovators committed to advancing safe, high-quality care.
