#Ep. 4 The Hardest Part of AI Isn't the Technology - It's the Adoption with Dr. Manoj Bupathi

Decoding Community Oncology: AI, Evidence, and the Gap Between What’s Possible and What’s DeliveredDr. Manoj BupathiPresident, Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers | Researcher, Sarah Cannon The tools are finally catching up to the problems we’ve had for decades. Dr. Manoj Bupathi joins the conversation live from ASCO to talk about what it actually takes to close the gap. In Episode 4 of Practice at the Speed of Innovation™, hosts Dr. Doug Flora, Dr. Sanjay Juneja and Oncologic CEO Clynt Taylor sit down with Dr. Manoj Bupathi, President of Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers and clinical researcher at Sarah Cannon, to explore how community oncology practices can move from hearing about AI to actually using it. From surfacing FGFR results buried in an EMR to automating clinical trial matching across 55 physicians, Dr. Bupathi brings a rare combination of clinical depth, research rigor, and operational leadership to one of oncology’s most pressing questions: how do we translate evidence into action, faster? Episode highlights: • Why flexibility, not rigidity, is the key to physician AI adoption • How clinical trial matching is the highest-impact first use case for most practices • The real-world data revolution: why AI may finally make it as reliable as clinical trials • Why you should start with one pain point, prove it works, then expand • How to start using AI today before your practice is “ready” This week’s call to action: Download Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any LLM and just start. Don’t treat it like a search engine, have a conversation. What’s your biggest challenge when evaluating new technology for your practice? Comment below.