Digital Health

PatientPoint Chief Product and Strategy Officer Andrew Schultz chats about building a communication hub between patients and providers that fosters a more connected health ecosystem and a better patient experience.   

Dr. Monika Sonu, cofounder and director of new product development at Healthinnovation Toolbox and 2024 Changemaker, says she believes all digital health tools should address persistent problems like interoperability and health equity.  

MaryAnn Connor, senior director of nursing informatics at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, discusses how nurses must understand the whole patient and their needs, and how technology can remove the barriers to providing personalized care.  

Naomi Escoffery, Chief Accelerator Officer at the Defense Health Agency, discusses how telework gives clinicians more autonomy over their schedule to relieve burnout.  

Tony Black of Kyndryl discusses how companies can take proactive measures to avoid operations disruption during adverse digital events.  

Punit Soni, Suki AI CEO and founder, discusses how his company's integration of its AI assistant with Amwell's Converge telehealth platform to generate clinical notes and coding has reduced doctors' workload by up to 75% and boosted job satisfaction.  

Dr. Brian Anderson, CEO, Coalition of Health AI (CHAI), shares the challenges of developing specifications and ethical standards for still-evolving AI technology, as well as how members ensure patient safety remains at the center of discussions.  

European pharmacy experts, including leaders from Cleveland Clinic London and other organizations discuss Project Asclepius, a collaborative effort for digitizing pharmacy operations.  

Michael Nusbaum, ambassador for MH Nusbaum & Associates, discusses how standards organizations are responding more quickly to the rapid post-pandemic pace of healthcare innovation, and how universal adoption of new standards enables interoperability.  

Don Thompson, head of marketing at TeleVox, discusses how AI powers TeleVox products, including Iris, a virtual assistant that helps healthcare staff save time on the phone by answering patients' questions via their preferred communication platform.