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Dr. Derk Arts, founder and CEO of Castor, which develops automation tools for clinical trials research, describes its recent work with the WHO and says expanded access to its technology can improve health outcomes.
Dr. Nishi Rawat, co-founder of OpenBeds, an addiction treatment connection service, discusses the mental health and substance abuse disorder crisis and the role health IT can play.
HIMSS TV contributor, entrepreneur and patient advocate Kate Milliken shares her own story of beating COVID-19 and talking her doctor into prescribing monoclonal antibody treatment.
The future of AI includes a vision for a keyboard free environment, bringing joy back to the medical profession.
Providers need prescriptive analytics to lower their risk in value-based contracts, says Sheila Talton, CEO of Gray Matter Analytics.
COVID-19 has heightened public interest in vaccine and therapeutic research. It's time to build on that engagement, finding new ways to enroll volunteers in other clinical trials and improve the patient experience, says CCT President CJ Anderson.
Bob Chaput, founder of Clearwater Compliance, a cyber risk management firm, and author of the new book, "Stop the Cyber Bleeding," offers practical advice on how to turn an enterprise cyber risk management program into a business enabler.
Opioids, controlled substances, expensive oncology therapeutics and vaccines risk being stolen and sold on the black market. Tom Knight, CEO of Invistics, explains how supply chain visibility and inventory control tools help safeguard them.
Machine learning can help flag troubling patterns and improve systems moving forward, says Linguamatics' Dr. Elizabeth Marshall.
Hackers are using phishing attacks to take advantage of employees working from home to gain user names and passwords, says Christophe Doré, security manager at Capsule Technologies.
DrFirst President Cameron Deemer explains how practical machine learning applications can help improve safety and efficiency – automating medication history in hospital EHRs and aggregating patient records in consumer apps.
Personalized drug dosing can increase the efficacy and safety of medications, says InsightRX CEO Sirj Goswami.