Population Health (179)

Heather Provino, managing partner of The Scanlon Group, describes the roots of population health's digitization, and why the last few years in particular have been exciting for the sector.

Ipsit Vahia, medical director at McLean Hospital, talks about challenges facing older adults today and how data and tech could help with early interventions in conditions such as dementia, depression and loneliness.

Philips Chief Nursing Officer Cindy Gaines, who toes the line between caregiver and technologist, gives her views on value-based care, patient experience and population health.

Dr. Phil Moore, deputy clinical chair at the NHS Kingston Clinical Commissioning Group, talks about the challenges in the latest attempt to transform healthcare in the UK.

Dr. Tim Mercer, director of global health of Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin, describes some of the major challenges in caring for homeless or other under-served individuals.

Daniel Stein, president of the Stewards of Change Institute, describes how his group is convening diverse industry stakeholders to tackle big challenges such as patient matching.

Roland Bennett, vice president of clinical services at Medisanté, talks about getting tech out of the equation and making it unobtrusive for frail seniors by having, for instance, an integrated weight scale in the home that looks like any other.

(Sponsored) Murray Brozinsky, president and chief strategy officer of Conversa Health, discusses how his company's population health management platform delivers better patient experience while alleviating provider burnout.

Frances Ayalasomayajula, head of population health for HP, says technology can address feelings of isolation and loneliness by helping seniors find social connectedness.

Nilesh Jain, co-founder and managing director of CliniVantage, discusses ongoing trends in population health and chronic care management at HIMSS AsiaPac19.

Dame Fiona Caldicott, national data guardian for health and social care in England, discusses attempts at using patient data to improve the health and care of citizens, and the importance of raising awareness and building trust.

Digital technologies will provide the only way for Japan to manage the aging of its population, argues Charles Alessi, HIMSS chief clinical officer.