Michigan Medicine appointed Naveen Maram as its first chief data and artificial intelligence officer in a move that reflects the expansion of AI in healthcare systems nationwide.
Before starting at the University Oct. 12, Maram performed a similar role at Ardent Health, a Tennessee-based hospital operator running both public and for-profit healthcare systems across six states. At Ardent Health, Maram led the collection, use and management of data and oversaw the firm’s changing AI initiatives.
In an interview with The Michigan Daily, Maram said he was drawn to the University of Michigan to continue working with researchers to deliver quality patient-focused care…