HIMSS TV

Women Center L.A's Oleg Bess, MD, an OB-GYN, talks about his practice during the pandemic and concludes that private practices need digital transformation to compete with retail clinics and assure the quality of healthcare data.

Shawn LaRocco, VP, global head of business, Customer Solutions at Olympus, explains that the future of AI solutions can improve clinical outcomes, patient safety and operational efficiencies.

The Swedish eHealth Agency's Maria Hassel looks at the country's digital health maturity, which helped its pandemic response – and lets it plan to use IT to boost health outcomes.

Governments, providers and patients have to be engaged and aligned to transform and digitize the entire continuum of care, according to Tamir Gotfried, chief commercial officer of Tytocare.

Jamie Reedy, chief of population health explains Summit Health’s data strategy for supporting Medicare ACOs and more than 30 value-based contracts.

Dr. Brian Anderson, Mitre's chief digital health physician, talks about the development of SMART Health Cards.

Organizations can help with patient engagement, according to Kyruus's Scott Andrews and HealthSparq's Harlan Edlin.

CEO and founder of Cherish Health, Sumit Nagpal, talks about how Cherish monitors patients through ambient sensing that uses no cameras or wearables.

Zahid Ali, founder of Techmedo, finds changemakers rising to the challenges the pandemic has caused.

At HIMSS22, Nick Culley, director for ExR, gave his vision for the hospital of the future.