She breaks down the critical components beyond the technology itself, including change management and governance strategies, emphasizing that adoption is just as important as innovation.
Dr. Panich also shares a forward-looking perspective on women’s health, highlighting growing momentum around hormone care and the shift toward precision-based approaches. From advancing treatment for conditions like endometriosis to enabling faster, more meaningful answers for patients, the future is moving toward more personalized care.
She also calls out a major gap in medical education—pointing to the need for stronger training in menopause and breastfeeding within residency programs.
This conversation connects cutting-edge AI with the real-world systems and education needed to improve care for the next generation.