patient engagement
HIMSS23
Dr. Vin Gupta, Amazon Pharmacy CMO and NBC Medical Analyst, and a keynote speaker at HIMSS23, highlights the need to carry on with the positive disruption demanded by the pandemic.
HIMSS23
Dr. Robert Murry, chief medical officer at NextGen Healthcare, explains how digital health technology enables providers to conduct street medicine and coordinate care for patients who are homeless.
HIMSS23
J. Tod Fetherling, Huron managing director, surveys the panel he’ll present at HIMSS23 regarding models the panelists developed that can help predict lung cancer and how to translate analytics into patient communication.
Patients need direct access to their medical records, which should be made for clinicians. These elements are fundamental to good quality data, says Dr. Chris Bates, TPP UK's director of research and analytics.
In discussing health IT trends in 2023, AJ Missaghi, CTO for Healthcare & Life Sciences at Dell Technologies APAC and Japan, says the data explosion resulting in wider use of wearable devices will improve patient experience.
KeyCare's study of patients' relation to telemedicine offers insights for healthcare IT leaders and their work in virtual care. CEO Dr. Lyle Berkowitz explains the findings.
Baptist Health is using a strategy of patient delight and identity access management to keep up with Jacksonville's growth. Aaron Miri, SVP and CDIO, and Melanie Husk, SVP and chief consumer officer, explain how.
Discovering people's health-engagement activities leads to helping them manage their health, according to Praveen Deorani, senior data scientist at the Singapore Ministry of Health's Office of Healthcare Transformation.
Community Health Network EVP and Chief Transformation Officer Dr. Patrick McGill discusses creating seamless and frictionless care delivery and 360-degree understanding of what it's like from a patient, caregiver or clinical outcome perspective.
Most healthcare leaders say their orgs have limited to no integration of patient engagement capabilities, says Patty Hayward, a VP at Talkdesk, which worked on the survey.