HIMSS TV is your Insider’s Guide to everything HIMSS. We are the world’s first online broadcasting network, focused on global innovation and how information and technology are driving change in healthcare.
Hal Wolf, HIMSS president and CEO, says health equity requires pragmatic designs that balance off data access versus data protection and designs that are tolerant of more basic infrastructure.
Andrew Eye, cofounder and CEO of ClosedLoop.ai, addresses zero tolerance for "black box" algorithms, achieving fairness with patient-level explainable AI and establishing best ML practices to advise thoughtful healthcare policy decisions.
Parkland Health SVP and CIO Joe Longo and SVP, Associate CMO and CMIO Dr. Brett Moran discuss how their hospital system leverages digital tools to empower patients and staff and make healthcare more accessible.
Dr. Laura Purdy, a physician licensed in all 50 states and a telemedicine and digital health expert, talks helping medical professionals launch their digital healthcare businesses with the aim of making healthcare more accessible to all.
Azalea is growing its API Marketplace to give rural providers easy access to the solutions they need, says Nathan Shepard, the company's vice president of product.
Alan Lavergne, vice president of advocacy for the Dallas-Fort Worth HIMSS chapter, discusses his work with other Texas chapters to help advance health equity and other HIMSS goals with the legislature.
Mitchell Thornbrugh, CIO of the Indian Health Service, discusses the interoperability challenges and health disparities faced by Native Americans, as well as the importance of modernizing EHRs for providers in tribal communities.
Stacey Caywood, CEO of Wolters Kluwer Health, talks about how her company's charitable partnerships increase health equity for resource-limited populations by donating the latest clinical evidence to providers.
Kuldeep Singh Rajput, founder and CEO of Biofourmis, describes how delivery of care in the home will improve access and building personalized models unique to patients will boost health equity.
As part of the HIMSS community, the National Indian Health Board hopes to expand beyond its normal networks to be more innovative in dealing with tribal health, says A.C. Locklear, the board's federal relations director.
Lawrence Voyten, HIMSS Northern Ohio Chapter board member and Chapter Advocacy Task Force chair, talks about encouraging state, provincial and regional HIMSS chapters to advocate for public policies in their area.
Olyvia Phillips, manager of equity initiatives for global healthcare technology incubator MATTER, talks about how MATTER embeds health equity and DEI into its initiatives and encourages its partner companies to do the same.