My work with AI began in 1986, but what was theoretical then has now accelerated into an operational reality that is outpacing the ability to adapt. Galloway Research is studying a specific problem -> while technology moves fast, healthcare moves carefully. I believe medicine is where this disruptive technology will matter most, and our firm exists to provide clarity and frameworks to help navigate this shift safely and effectively. - Ron Galloway

2026 Keynotes & Virtual Sessions

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Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence, but few are explaining how to oversee it.

The existing literature tends to be either abstract theory or vendor-driven hype. What was missing was a clear, structured guide tailored to healthcare organizations. This report attempts to fill that gap.

AI governance may seem nebulous now, even intimidating. But it won’t remain optional.

Be it a clinical decision support tool, a patient-facing chatbot, or a system predicting readmissions, someone will be held accountable for what that tool does. Understanding this space is no longer a luxury. It’s a core duty of modern hospital leadership. Download the first 3 chapters here. Full edited book will be published soon.

Book cover titled "Clear & To The Point" with subtitle "Ethics, Oversight, Compliance, Strategy" and the large text "A.I. Governance For Hospitals" by Ron Galloway.

Available In January on Apple Books and Amazon

Book cover titled 'Decoding I.T. Terms For Hospital Boards' with the subtitle 'Tech Terms For Trustees,' authored by Ron Galloway, with the phrase 'Clear & to the Point' at the top.
Book cover titled "Clear & To The Point: A Field Guide For Curious Minds" by Ron Galloway, with the subtitle "AI, Clear & To The Point" and mentioning the author as Director of Why Walmart Works.
Book cover titled "Clear & To The Point: Compounding Time with A.I. You, Multiplied" by Ron Galloway.

  • I've been studying up on multiple sclerosis for a client. The impact of LLMs on MS management and diagnosis is pretty interesting. I put together a short primer on this - “How LLMs Could Sharpen MS Diagnosis.” Download it here.

  • Wrote “A Low Stress Guide To Fine-Tuning Large Language Models.” Download it here.

  • Wrote a outline “Sample AI Compliance Standards For Hospitals.” People have asked for something to help them jumpstart thinking about this. Download it here.

  • I have coded in the AI language Prolog since I was 26 years old (37 years ago). I wrote a short paper “The Evolution of Prolog Syntax and Semantics Over The Last 34 Years.” Download it here.

  • My speech from Senior Living Innovation Forum 2024 can be seen here.

  • I did a speech on AI 9 years ago. It can be seen here.

  • Wrote a guide to using ChatGPT inline within Emacs. Download it here.