Digital Checkup (596)

There are additional use cases for leveraging continuous video observation beyond monitoring patients for fall risk. And AI has a role to play. Caregility's chief strategy officer explains.

Janet Dillione, CEO of Connect America, discusses the role of remote patient monitoring and hospital in the home in the evolving delivery of healthcare.

Dr. Maulik Majmudar, who developed Halo at Amazon and now serves as chief medical officer at Biofourmis, says remote patient monitoring must become remote patient management.

The Indian government has advocated the use of digital tools to accelerate virtual care, including telehealth, and address the shortage of hospital beds, says professor Krishnan Ganapathy, director of Apollo Telehealth Services, India.

FundamentalVR CEO Richard Vincent discusses the importance of providing diverse offerings for different surgical training use cases.

Bias in dermatology toward white skin can result in missed diagnoses for people of color, say VisualDx physicians.

Rita Bowen, vice president of privacy, compliance and HIM policy at MRO, a clinical data workflow solutions company, discusses how proposed new rules can impact healthcare provider organizations.

Innovations include digitally streaming application specialists into the operating room, says Dr. Atul Gupta, CMO of Philips' Image Guided Therapy business.

Sita Kapoor, CIO at HealthEC, outlines the four elements that make up the next stage in the evolution of pop health.

Justin Diehl, vice president of Epic services at CereCore, guides viewers through the hurdles where healthcare provider organizations are operating multiple electronic health records systems, and offers best practices to jump the hurdles.

Jim Hammer, vice president of operations and product development at Harmony Healthcare IT, offers his expert advice to healthcare provider organizations seeking to consolidate systems and data, and comply with the Cures Act.

Dr. Helen Riess, a psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital and founder of Empathetics, speaks with Frank Cutitta, who was hospitalized for 100 days, about "institutionalized loneliness" and other emotional aftereffects of the pandemic.