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Dr. Charles Tuchinda, EVP and deputy group head of Hearst Health and executive chairman of FDB, offers best practices for health IT execs and physicians using decision support IT for prescribing medications.
Marc Probst, longtime chief information officer at Intermountain Healthcare and new CIO at ELLKAY, also discusses the cost challenges facing healthcare now – and the IT innovation he sees emerging from the COVID-19 crisis.
Dr. Elizabeth Marshall, director of clinical analytics at Linguamatics, an IQVIA company, discusses data management and workflow challenges during a fast-changing pandemic – and describes how natural language processing can help.
Lightbeam Health Solutions Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kent Locklear describes how providers can use population health technology to treat vulnerable patients.
Outside-the-four-walls threats include makeshift triage units, but moving fast does not have to mean moving unwisely, says cybersecurity expert Randy Bradley.
PeriGen CEO Matthew Sappern describes how remote patient monitoring can help balance staff safety with patient needs.
Whether addressing gaps in care, building dashboards for capacity planning or tackling fraud, waste and abuse, healthcare providers depend on data now more than ever, says Sue Willman, SVP and GM of Pharmacy and Data & Analytic Services at EXL.
Diameter Health's John D'Amore discusses the future of interoperability in the U.S.
Westchester Medical Center added strength to its 10-hospital system by creating redundancy in cross-coverage by physicians and specific COVID-19 workflows, claim Medical Director Corey Scurlock and Caregility's Wendy Deibert.
Sparrow Health had the infrastructure in place to be first in line to do virtual care when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, says Dr. Michael Zaroukian, VP, CMIO and CTO of the health system.
(Sponsored) Called Project Convergence, leaders from Verizon, the Department of Veterans Affairs, Microsoft and Medivis discuss bringing augmented reality and AI to the surgical theater, thanks to 5G technology, thereby enhancing care to veterans.
Michael Gleeson, chief innovation and strategy officer at Arcadia, says patients may not be seeking in-person care during the COVID-19 pandemic, which means data may be harder to come by.