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.
  Home
The most disruptive tool in digital health will be AI
HIMSS22 Europe

The most disruptive tool in digital health will be AI

8:05

(Sponsored) Simon Philip Rost, chief marketing officer at GE Healthcare Enterprise Digital Solutions, talks about digital health trends. Healthcare institutions will be successful if they unite clinical medicine and data science, he says.

Read More
Read Less

HIMSS22 Europe - Similar Videos View more in HIMSS22 Europe

6:52

WHO Academy builds digital learning center for health workforce

In this interview Agnes Buzyn, executive director at the WHO Academy, introduces the new learning center offering 100 programs, including blended formats, to health and care workers, policymakers and the public worldwide by 2024.

WHO Academy builds digital learning center for health workforce
In this interview Agnes Buzyn, executive director at the WHO Academy, introduces the new learning center offering 100 programs, including blended formats, to health and care workers, policymakers and the public worldwide by 2024.
6:52
7:55

Digital can give a boost to patient-centered care

According to Tarja Stenvall, Sanofi SVP of key markets and general medicines, a crucial cornerstone is to have well-informed and engaged patients. With less red tape, she finds, trust will turn into better patient engagement.

Digital can give a boost to patient-centered care
According to Tarja Stenvall, Sanofi SVP of key markets and general medicines, a crucial cornerstone is to have well-informed and engaged patients. With less red tape, she finds, trust will turn into better patient engagement.
7:55
7:46

Using technology to improve the doctor-patient relationship

(Sponsored) Erik Van Hoeymissen, VP of global business development at 3M, expands on the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care: AI, virtual assistants and digital language processing can support the transformation.

Using technology to improve the doctor-patient relationship
(Sponsored) Erik Van Hoeymissen, VP of global business development at 3M, expands on the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care: AI, virtual assistants and digital language processing can support the transformation.
7:46