Digital Health
Artificial intelligence can help free clinicians from administrative tasks so they can focus on one-on-one patient care, according to Dave Brown, CEO at QiiQ and Thanos Melitsiotis, CPO at QiiQ.
Data containing accurate medication history and prescription fill insights can lead to better patient outcomes, says Dr. Colin Banas, CMO of health IT company DrFirst.
Brenda Schmidt, head of enterprise growth at Redesign Health, talks about a collaboration that plans to build and scale companies dedicated to children's digital health.
An app that assists clinicians in communicating with patients also promotes equity, according to Rachael Grimaldi, cofounder and CEO of CardMedic.
Past President of Virginia HIMSS and VP of Consulting Services at Clearwater Cathie Brown describes these twin goals helping with healthcare equity, and factors in cybersecurity.
An AI-driven application and wearable devices can help with healthcare equity, according to Victor Brown, founder and CEO of Xcellent Life.
Christopher Kunney, senior VP of digital transformation at Divurgent, describes how age-tech is transforming home care and primary care, and moving to nontraditional organizations.
Patients at the majority of WVU hospitals that are in rural areas get an equal level of care because of EMRAM Stage 7, explains Kim Clarke, VP and assistant CIO at West Virginia United Health System.
Dr. Nigel Spier, OBGYN and team lead for ModMed OBGYN, explains that adaptive technology should understand how doctors manage patients based on their training and guidelines in order to free up time for better quality care.
HIMSS22
Cloud21's CEO Tony Corkett looks at his company's contributions to the great work of carrying out digital transformation in the National Health Service, and what's in the future for digital health and cybersecurity.