Healthcare’s Long Memory
Healthcare Systems & Risk, Institutional Memory, Human risk in technology, AI governance & safety, Founder and Investor Intelligence, Trust Ethics and Responsible Innovation Anne Fredriksson Healthcare Systems & Risk, Institutional Memory, Human risk in technology, AI governance & safety, Founder and Investor Intelligence, Trust Ethics and Responsible Innovation Anne Fredriksson

Healthcare’s Long Memory

Healthcare doesn’t meet new technology with a blank slate. It meets it with memory.
From EHR rollouts to today’s AI tools, institutional trauma shapes how clinicians interpret, resist, or quietly reject innovation. This piece explores why adoption failures are rarely technical problems and how founders and investors who ignore human and organizational memory underestimate one of the biggest risk factors in health and mental-health tech.

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Systems-Level Risk in Health, Mental Health & AI Technology
Genevieve Bartuski Genevieve Bartuski

Systems-Level Risk in Health, Mental Health & AI Technology

Many healthcare, mental health, and AI products fail not because the technology is weak, but because the systems they enter are misunderstood. This piece explores systems-level risk and why founders and investors must look beyond compliance and technical performance to understand real-world clinical, ethical, and human impact.

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