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Dr. Jonathan Nebeker, CMIO at the Department of Veterans Affairs, says the VA seeks to engage with health systems, vendors and others to develop interoperability solutions that can connect veterans to community-based benefits.
Kimberly Brandt, CMS COO, discusses the agency's Comprehensive Regulations to Uncover Suspicious Healthcare (CRUSH) fraud-fighting initiative and invites the public to submit ideas on how to improve its efforts.
Amy Gleason of U.S. DOGE Service and CMS says the CMS Health Technology Ecosystem will provide a single patient access point powered by modern identity systems. This will replace portal logins and enable seamless data sharing.
In a conversation with HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf, Dr. Mehmet Oz talks about technological advances at CMS, including leveraging modern identity tools to help Medicare beneficiaries securely access and control their data across care settings.
Dr. Thomas Keane, assistant secretary for technology policy and national coordinator for health IT, describes his plans for the conference and talks about TEFCA, HTI-4, HTI-5, imaging data, behavioral health exchange and more.
The phase-out of the Medicare Inpatient-Only list drives value and efficiency, but hospitals lose out on volume and revenue, says Allison Oakes, chief research officer for Trilliant Health.
Dr. Mark Zhang, acting assistant under secretary for health at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, discusses the VA Puget Sound Health Care System's X_Labs and 3D-printed bone grafts.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's validation requirements process for drug development is a good model for healthcare artificial intelligence governance, explains Michael Abrams, managing partner at Numerof & Associates.
For the year ahead, we'll be watching for precision medicine advances, cybersecurity challenges, policy shifts and, of course, continued evolution of AI-enabled care delivery, say the editors of the HIMSS Media brands.
Innovation is central to the DEAN program, says Dr. Carolyn Clancy, assistant under secretary at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, while discussing medication visibility, cross-utilizing imaging and reducing burdens through AI collaborations.
Providers in six states face new financial risks and training burdens under mandatory WISeR review, which leverages machine learning to control costs and expedite care. It's going to be "a steep learning curve," says Jeff Ladner, CPO at Onspring.
States are shaping the future of responsible AI policy with about 200 bills focused on healthcare AI use, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures' Sarah Jaromin.