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What's being built now will have to accommodate technology 10 years into the future, says Samantha Field, public health registrar at NHS.

Summit Health’s data strategy supports Medicare ACOs and over 30 value-based contracts, says Jamie Reedy, chief of population health.

Cynthia Perazzo and Alex Bacchetti from AVIA discuss what the pandemic era has taught us about the healthcare industry’s staffing and labor priorities, and how technology can augment the workforce and help reduce burnout.

(Sponsored) Ann Mond Johnson, ATA CEO, shares highlights from the ATA2022 Annual Conference & Expo. Held May 1-3 in Boston, ATA2022 convened healthcare professionals, solution providers, researchers and others to chart the future of telehealth.

Juli cofounders Bettina Hein and Bettina Duehrkoop discuss their chronic condition management app, the startup’s recent seed raise and advice for first-time HIMSS conference attendees.

Dr. Camila Murga, senior health informatician at Globant, says she believes changemakers belong at every level of every team.

VisualDx Director of Clinical Impact Dr. Nada Elbuluk joined Healthcare IT News Senior Editor Kat Jercich to discuss the project and the roles individuals and clinicians can play in working toward health equity.

Brynn Cole, Director of Design and Storytelling at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, describes a new program to better serve modern veterans and their families by understanding the unique contexts of their lives and healthcare needs.

“We can’t underestimate the power of communicating and connecting with people,” says the chief information officer, who highlights how the New Orleans health system is using emerging technologies toward its goals.

Janae Sharp, founder of Sharp Index, says mental health in the healthcare industry is a complex issue that requires multifaceted solutions.

Grace Cordovano, founder of Enlightening Results, talks about the Unblock Health patient advocacy movement and the administrative burden patients face when they're managing a cancer or chronic illness diagnosis.

Maria Hassel of the Swedish eHealth Agency describes how the country's digital health maturity helped its pandemic response – and shows how Sweden plans in the next three years to be "best in the world" at using IT to boost health outcomes.