A Stoltenberg Consulting report reveals 62% of hospital CIOs focus on maximizing IT ROI amid resource strain, with increased AI and cybersecurity investments to tackle clinician burnout.
Hospital CIOs are prioritizing ROI on IT purchases while addressing resource strain and clinician burnout, according to a new Stoltenberg Consulting report.
Hospital CIOs Focus on ROI Amid Resource Challenges
A recent report by Stoltenberg Consulting, published in April 2025, highlights that 62% of hospital chief information officers (CIOs) are prioritizing maximizing return on investment (ROI) for IT purchases. The findings, reported by Healthcare IT News, underscore the growing pressure on healthcare systems to optimize technology spending while managing limited resources.
Rising Investments in AI and Cybersecurity
The report also notes a significant uptick in investments aimed at addressing clinician burnout, including AI-driven support tools and enhanced cybersecurity measures. Hospitals are increasingly turning to automation and predictive analytics to streamline operations and reduce administrative burdens on medical staff.
Stoltenberg Consulting’s survey, which included responses from over 200 U.S. hospital CIOs, found that workforce training remains a critical challenge. Many institutions are rolling out targeted upskilling programs to ensure staff can effectively utilize new technologies.
