Welcome to Perspectives on Health and Tech Podcasts, brought to you by Oracle Health, where we dive deep into the world of innovation and transformation in health care. My name is Matt Patterson, your host and moderator for today's discussion. Today, we're thrilled to welcome three renowned experts who are pioneering change in the health care industry. 

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Joining us today, we have Ashley George, a visionary in health care technology and leader with an Oracle health product development. Dr. Ryan McFarland, a family medicine physician based out of Hudson, Wisconsin. And Dr. Randy Thompson, an emergency physician by training who now serves as the chief health analytics officer at Billings Clinic. In today's episode, we're going to explore challenges facing health care systems and how groundbreaking innovation is paving the way for a brighter, healthier future. 

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So grab a seat and prepare to be inspired as we embark on this insightful journey. First off, I'd like to allow the opportunity for each of you to introduce yourselves. We'll start with Ashley and then Dr. McFarland and Dr. Thompson. Ashley Yeah, Thanks, Matt. Well, I think you actually might have a new calling in as a podcast broadcaster. 

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That was an impressive intro. You've got a radio voice almost, but that's great. Well, anyway, thanks to Matt for having me on today. I'm Ashley George. I'm a clinician, actually, by background started my career 25 years ago in a neuro ICU unit and from there have had the opportunity to work in health care I.T. for the last 20 years and have really been at the forefront of the changes that have occurred over the last several decades and and excited for the work that I hand at Oracle Health, where we're doing today within our products and serving our clinicians around the world. 

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Thanks, Ashley. And Dr. McFarlane, why don't you tell us a little bit about your yourresponsibilities in the organization and patients that you serve? Yeah, my name's Ryan McFarland. I'm a family medicine physician in Hudson, Wisconsin, part of a large private practice group. We've got about 60 providers. I'm one of the owners in the practice on our medical board, kind of help direct our practice into the future. 

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And one of the big parts of my job