Danielle Krakora, Army veteran and cofounder and CEO of Ibility, discusses the need to address social determinants of health for veterans and the benefits companies gain by providing volunteer opportunities to their staff.
Russ Hinz of Advocate Health, Stephanie Chia of University of Chicago Medicine and Susan Tolin from Chartis discuss their HIMSS23 presentation on a coalition that aims to tackle health disparities in the city.
Howard Rubin, CIO at Evara Health, an FQHC, discusses the challenges of delivering healthcare to his population, and how telemedicine overcomes those hurdles.
Technology can give care access that helps with health equity, says Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, an otolaryngologist and AMA Board of Trustees member, who is speaking at HIMSS23.
Emily Kwan, health equity senior programmer analyst at NorthShore University HealthSystem, previews her HIMSS23 session on social determinants of health data and natural language processing technology.
Dr. Robert Murry, chief medical officer at NextGen Healthcare, previews his upcoming panel at HIMSS23 that will focus on using technology to deliver coordinated care to patients via street medicine.
Gabriel Seidman, director of policy for the Ellison Institute, discusses the Institute's efforts toward creating a nationwide enterprise architecture for health data that includes clinical, public health and social determinants data.
Equity is important to healthcare's ultimate combination of goals, says Dr. Kedar Mate, president and CEO of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
Using conversational AI upstream can help address SDOH-based biases while positive chatbot self-service outcomes can increase trust in AI and automation, says Patty Riskind, Orbita CEO.
Kirsten Mathieson, policy lead at Transform Health, discusses key recommendations from the report "Closing the digital divide: More and better funding for the digital transformation of health," and reaching the goal of universal healthcare by 2030.
Theo Ahadome, chief business officer of Wellthy Therapeutics, shares how the company improves health literacy globally while finding and addressing gaps in care and why it's moving into the U.S. market to aid underserved communities.
Jasmine Agnew, director for the Master of Science in Health Informatics Program at Morehouse School of Medicine, explains why – and discusses how the school's IT instruction also factors in cultural competencies needed to make use of SDOH data.
