Digital Checkup (630)

Gabriel Seidman, director of policy at Ellison Institute of Technology, discusses the paper he and his colleagues penned on the need for governments to develop and fund enterprise architecture to solve major health issues such as homelessness.

Matt Cunningham, executive vice president of product at Availity, discusses how the information network uses AI to ease the claims and approval process, helping payers and providers better focus on cases that may be questionable.

Dr. Peter Bonis, chief medical officer at Wolters Kluwer Health, discusses the company's acquisition of drug diversion company Invistics, its survey on consumers' concerns around AI use and what is in store for the company in 2024.

Technology can play a role in internal and external communication for discharges and transport, says Dr. Will O'Connor, CMIO at TigerConnect.

The goal is to advance value-based care in the state by revamping how payers and providers are paid. OneCare Vermont CFO Tom Borys and Interim CEO Abe Berman explains.

Dr. Jared Saul, chief medical officer at Amazon Web Services, discusses AWS' concerns around AI use in healthcare, regulating the technology, the benefits of AI/ML, and how the tech giant helps life sciences firms with drug development.

Ankit Gupta, founder and CEO of Bicycle Health, discusses the company's partnership with the Federal Bureau of Prisons to give individuals released from prison continued access to monthly injections of buprenorphine for opioid use disorder.

Micky Tripathi, ONC national coordinator, reflects on recent interoperability milestones, reasonable AI transparency and electronic case reporting timelines and TEFCA's FAST track to FHIR exchange in 2024.

Jennifer Goldsack, CEO Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), explains how a cross-agency, cross-industry collaboration is driving the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation's first truly interoperable payment model.

Dr. Rebecca G. Mishuris discusses responsible use of AI and shows how her health system is getting results with the advanced technology in this latest in our series on top health IT voices talking artificial intelligence.

The pitfalls of managing healthcare data can land organizations in regulatory hot water, but cloud infrastructure can provide uniform, flexible security protection, say Iain Paterson of WELL Health Technologies and Yotam Segev of Cyera.

Bryant Godfrey, partner at Foley Hoag, discusses the existing multifaceted approaches to artificial intelligence regs, and predicts how they'll streamline and evolve in the year ahead.