Digital Health

Lumeon Chief Growth Officer Greg Miller discusses reluctance in healthcare leaders to apply automation, but explains that the technology can take over manual, repetitive tasks for physicians while yielding more predictable and reliable outcomes.

Explore HIMSS23 exhibit floor and what experiences and technologies companies are using to improve the patient and provider experience, including real and animated animal-based therapy, and digitized white boards with patient information.

David Chen, Shine Technology's director of business development, talks about how HIMSS23 affords him the opportunity to learn more about AI and other cutting-edge digital technologies, and to network with organizations regarding his company's devices.

Navin Natoewal of Philips and Jeffrey Schneider at the DoD discuss RATE technology, which utilizes biometric data from wearables and an algorithm to predict COVID-19 and other infections in service members 48 hours before symptoms began.

EndeavorRx gives children with ADHD another treatment option to improve attention, notes Scott Kollins, chief medical officer at Akili Interactive.

Dr. Sameer Vohra, director of Illinois Department of Health, explains how the data IDPH has on hand can be used to better understand its communities and improve residents' lives.

Telemedicine and digital health expert Dr. Laura Purdy shares how interoperability in virtual care and digital health technologies can improve care delivery for patients and providers, and decrease disparities in health equity.

Will Cantrell, director of product solutions at InteliChart, discusses how having patient-facing components built into workflows will be the biggest help EHRs can provide.

Gita Barry, president of immersive healthcare at Penumbra, discusses the uses of immersive VR technology for therapy in healthcare settings and at home, and its potential to engage patients and employees.

Lisa Stephenson, CNIO at Houston Methodist, talks about her work with the HIMSS nursing informatics committee and how informaticists help healthcare leaders focus on adopting technology that will reduce, not add to, clinicians' burdens.