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How connected medical devices can slow COVID-19 spread in hospitals - Social Clip
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How connected medical devices can slow COVID-19 spread in hospitals - Social Clip

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Kevin Phillips, VP of product management at Capsule, discusses how digital tools can help stream data from tools ranging from ventilators to monitors.

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States are pressed to show progress under RHTP

Continued funding from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program requires integrated data across providers. Making it easy for them to connect virtually to state systems is vital, says Dr. Tim Ferris, InterSystems' VP of healthcare practice.

States are pressed to show progress under RHTP
Continued funding from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program requires integrated data across providers. Making it easy for them to connect virtually to state systems is vital, says Dr. Tim Ferris, InterSystems' VP of healthcare practice.
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Why AI is a great partner for better care delivery

According to Michael Meucci, Arcadia's president and CEO, marrying data about patients, care journeys, costs and more for AI to analyze can uncover utilization signals that providers and payers can use to enhance care delivery.

Why AI is a great partner for better care delivery
According to Michael Meucci, Arcadia's president and CEO, marrying data about patients, care journeys, costs and more for AI to analyze can uncover utilization signals that providers and payers can use to enhance care delivery.
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Startup discusses lab-grown sperm breakthrough

Dr. Alex Pastuszak, cofounder and CEO of Paterna Biosciences, discusses the company’s recent announcement that it grew human sperm in a lab and used it to create embryos with the goal of impacting the future of male fertility treatment.

Startup discusses lab-grown sperm breakthrough
Dr. Alex Pastuszak, cofounder and CEO of Paterna Biosciences, discusses the company’s recent announcement that it grew human sperm in a lab and used it to create embryos with the goal of impacting the future of male fertility treatment.
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