HIMSS26: Advancing diagnostics with AI
Roche at HIMSS26 | Las Vegas, USA | March 9 – 12, 2026
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HIMSS26 Lunch and Learn: now available on-demand
During the Lunch and Learn session, "From code to clinic: leveraging AI to help deliver better patient outcomes across the care continuum", leaders discussed how AI initiatives are being implemented across care settings and what organizations are learning from real-world experience.
Speakers included:
Peter McCaffrey, MD, MS, pathologist and chief AI officer, The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
Lee Lehman-Becker, senior vice president, global head of healthcare insights, Roche Information Solutions
Ernie Lo, MD, medical director, oncology, Roche Information Solutions
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List of our HIMSS26 sessions, expert panels and hands-on discussions.
Mar 9: Roche at AI in healthcare preconference forum
9:20–9:35 am (PST)
Multi-modal AI models in healthcare: toward integrated clinical reasoning and disease prediction – recording available
This HIMSS26 session brought healthcare executives together to explore how complex AI tools are being implemented to support clinical decision-making. Speakers shared practical guidance on adoption considerations, workflow alignment and defining success measures. The recording is now available to watch.
Okan Ekinci MD, MBA
MD, MBA, Global Head of Digital Technology and CMIO at Roche Information Solutions
Peter McCaffrey
MD, MS, Pathologist and Chief AI Officer at The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
Mar 10: Brews and bites booth crawl
1–2 pm (PST)
Venetian level 2, Hall D, Booth #6221
Thank you for meeting with Roche at HIMSS26. We valued the conversations with healthcare leaders and diagnostic solutions experts about how digital and data-driven approaches may support diagnostic workflows and clinical decision-making. We look forward to continuing the dialogue and sharing future updates.
10 am–5:30 pm
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Mar 11: Lunch and Learn, Venetian Convention and Expo Center, Level 1, Casanova 605
12:30–1:45 pm
From code to clinic: leveraging AI to help deliver better patient outcomes across the care continuum – recording available
Speakers discussed how artificial intelligence may help teams work with growing volumes of health data and support the organization of information for clinical and operational discussions. The sessions also highlighted Roche’s approach to exploring AI across healthcare settings, including the use of algorithms in clinical contexts, support for multidisciplinary discussions and the connection of data across diagnostic workflows, including pathology and genomics. The recording is now available to watch on demand.
Lee Lehman-Becker
Senior Vice President, Global Head of Healthcare Insights, Roche Information Solutions
Peter McCaffrey MD, MS
Pathologist and Chief AI Officer at The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
Ernie Lo MD
Medical Director, Oncology at Roche Information Solutions
9:30 am–5:30 pm
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