Digital Health

Interest and investment are combining to create a "golden age of digital health," explains Daniel Otzoy, John Snow, Inc.'s digital health technical advisor.

Policy changes and digital innovation are helping improve healthcare access for veterans and their families, according to Jim Gfrerer, former CIO at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who also discusses the future of healthcare.

Healthcare institutions will be successful if they unite clinical medicine and data science, says Simon Philip Rost, CMO at GE Healthcare Enterprise Digital Solutions.

Dr. Yanwar Hadiyanto, Pondok Indah Hospital Group's CEO explains the move to EMRAM Stage 6 the hospital group's gains from digitization.

VP of global business development at 3M Erik Van Hoeymissen believes that technology such as AI and virtual assistants can support the move to value-based care.

The Indonesia Ministry of Health's Setiaji Setiaji, chief of the Digital Transformation Office, explains the three digital transformation priorities for the nation's healthcare sector.

In the post-pandemic world, where there is not enough capacity to meet demand globally, digital health could help create meaningful services that are accessible and make better use of resources, says Sam Shah, chief medical strategy officer at Numan.

Tarja Stenvall, SVP of key markets and general medicines at Sanofi, discusses why well-informed and engaged patients are crucial and how less red tape can turn into better patient engagement.

Kaiser Permanente's director of clinical education, practice and informatics Michelle Machon talks about how her organization used existing tech in unexpected ways during the COVID-19 pandemic to keep patients, providers and families connected.

The United Arab Emirates' health systems have progressed in digital transformation to create better patient outcomes. Mohammad Al Redha, MD, director of health informatics and smart health for the Dubai Health Authority, explains how.