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AI, Cyber, and Data: The New Strategic Trifecta

Wednesday, December 2 | 1:30 - 2:30 PM

Children’s behavioral health providers are moving beyond exploring AI to using it to reduce administrative burdens, improve documentation, streamline operations, and enhance care. But without reliable data and strong cybersecurity, AI initiatives can stall or expose organizations to unnecessary risk. This session will explore how AI, cybersecurity, and data integrity work together to support responsible AI adoption and protect sensitive information. Through real-world examples, attendees will learn how providers are using these strategies to address workforce shortages, improve the client experience, and strengthen organizational sustainability. Participants will leave with practical insights and actionable steps to navigate the evolving digital landscape of children’s behavioral health.

Learning Objectives: 

  1. Understand the importance of treating AI, cybersecurity, and data integrity as interconnected initiatives for organizational success.

  2. Recognize best practices for building a secure and reliable data foundation to support responsible AI adoption.

  3. Apply lessons learned from real-world examples of providers who have successfully integrated AI, cybersecurity, and data best practices to drive operational efficiencies and enhance the experience of the children and families served.

About the Presenter: Adam Arker, MBA

Adam helps behavioral health organizations use technology strategically to improve care delivery, strengthen operations, and support long-term success. With deep knowledge of healthcare IT and the challenges facing providers, he helps executives identify practical technology solutions that align with their organizational goals and the needs of the individuals and families they serve. Adam understands the challenges behavioral health providers face, including workforce shortages, increasing regulatory demands, financial pressures, and the need to deliver accessible, high-quality care. At Hartman, he works with leaders to address these challenges through effective IT strategy, electronic health records (EHRs), data analytics, telehealth, and other technology solutions. By aligning people, processes, and systems, Adam helps organizations make informed decisions, operate more efficiently, and use technology to support better outcomes.

Website Handle: https://hartmanadvisors.com