Digital Checkup (252)

Barbara Rothbaum, executive director of the Emory Healthcare Veterans Program and Trauma and Anxiety Recovery Program, shares how the two-week program fuses technology and traditional therapy to treat post-911 vets at no cost.

Epic’s next step as a QHIN is to explain the benefits of TEFCA to provider organizations and simplify their connectivity, says Matt Doyle, R&D Team Lead and Software Development Team Leader for Interoperability.

With big issues about safety, efficacy and transparency at stake with AI and machine learning, boards need to be thinking harder about how such tools are approved and deployed, says Tom O’Neil, managing director of Berkeley Research Group.

Anurag Lal, CEO of NetSfere and former director of the FCC's National Broadband Task Force, discusses the proportionate roles of people, process and technology as providers build defense strategies against a fast-changing threat landscape.

Gabriel Seidman, director of policy for the Ellison Institute, discusses the Institute's efforts toward creating a nationwide enterprise architecture for health data that includes clinical, public health and social determinants data.

Dr. Sunny Kumar, a partner at GSR Ventures, a digital health investment firm with $3 billion assets under management, talks top priorities, areas of interest, investment hits and the difference between tech and tech-enabled services.

Kimberly Hartsfield, EVP, Growth Enablement, at VisiQuate, talks about how automating tasks like appointment scheduling and claims coding is important, and why healthcare organizations should pivot and work with what they have strategically.

Kuldeep Singh Rajput, CEO of Biofourmis, a tech vendor turned telemedicine provider organization, shows how spreading specialty care across the country via virtual care technology boosts equity and value.

Evernow’s founder and CEO Alicia Jackson relays how the company's new app strives to improve healthcare for women during menopause by connecting them with knowledgeable healthcare providers and allowing them to track their symptoms.

Jeffrey Vinson, CISO of Harris Health System, weighs in on the value of the situational awareness gained with IoMT security; and Jim Hyman, CEO of Ordr, explains how connected-device intelligence can help manage the volume of hospital networks.

Using conversational AI upstream can help address SDOH-based biases while positive chatbot self-service outcomes can increase trust in AI and automation, says Patty Riskind, Orbita CEO.

Dr. Lyle Berkowitz, CEO of KeyCare, dives into his company's study on telemedicine and patients, and explains what healthcare CIOs and other health IT leaders should focus on with their virtual care efforts.