Join the editors of the HIMSS Media brands for a wide-ranging discussion about an eventful 2025 for digital health transformation: regulatory and reimbursement changes, cybersecurity challenges and, yes, a whole lot of AI.

Investments in workforce, integrated technologies will broaden and strengthen care in rural areas, says Anna Basevich, SVP at Arcadia.

Dr. Amina Al Jasmi talks about how Emirates Health Services is scaling AI across radiology to boost early diagnosis for TB, stroke and osteoporosis, train junior radiologists and enable proactive medicine.

Brigham Hyde, CEO of Atropos Health, discusses the rollout of its AI Evidence Agent within Microsoft Teams, which allows care teams to access real-time, patient-specific insights during meetings to drive evidence-based clinical decisions.

Dr. Yacine Hadjiat talks about Dubai Health's new Innovation and Technology Center, which cements the organization's role as an integrated academic health system focusing on patient-centered digital medicine.

Kevin Ritter, EVP for CareInMotion at Altera Digital Health, offers some answers and discusses how to tackle the challenges of data fragmentation and silos that block a unified patient view and impede coordinated care.

Atif Albraiki, Dubai Health's chief digital and AI officer, says the organization is prioritizing change management and AI literacy among staff and re-engineering its operations to gain the most benefit from digital transformation.

Pilar Fernandez Hermida, founder and managing director of i-Expand, says that family offices that usually invest in more traditional assets are moving into health technology with an eye towards leaving a legacy.