Women in Healthcare IT (837)

Telehealth Connection TV: Matt Hawkins says he believes that convenience helps to drive engagement - and virtual care is no exception.

Marianne Everett, RN, assistant vice president of nursing informatics at Virtua Health, discusses how health IT can fuel nurse burnout, but, more important, how it can help combat the stress that leads to burnout.

Although Q3 2020 was the largest quarter for digital health funding in history, there is still a long road ahead to address the most pressing healthcare needs, according to Katya Hancock, the Investor Network director at StartUp Health.

Terry Boch, chief commercial officer at Diameter Health, talks about the regulatory and data landscape in health tech.

Verna Yiu, MD, president and CEO of Alberta Health Services, talks about how the COVID-19 pandemic has taught her invaluable lessons in supply chain management, including the interdependency of every country during times of crisis.

Rene Cabral-Daniels, CEO of Cenevia, discusses how digital is changing the game for those treating and caring for the medically underserved.

Laura Jonsson, a nurse practitioner and chief clinical officer at Matrix Medical Network, discusses how telemedicine technology and the different care paradigm it enables help nurses minimize stress and the burnout it can cause.

Behavioral, economic and movement data must be leveraged effectively to improve outcomes during future pandemics, says Dame Sally Davies, former CMO for England and current Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, UK.

To support health equity, Congress must expand telehealth access, says Terri Ripley, chair of the HIMSS Public Policy Committee and Virginia HIMSS Chapter Advocate.

Telehealth Connection TV: Dr. Danielle Hairston tells Iris Frye that virtual care isn't perfect, but its accessibility is an advantage.

Telehealth Connection TV: The Cleveland Clinic's Dr. Silvia Perez-Protto discusses telehealth's role in advance planning for end-of-life care.

Deep Dive: Advocates, lawmakers and HIMSS Global Health Equity Network leaders outline the disparities in maternal mortality and access to care among Black women, as well as the actions they're taking to address these social determinants of health.