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Digital systems support remote care but better process is more important than gadgets
HIMSS23 Europe

Digital systems support remote care but better process is more important than gadgets

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Jacqueline de Leeuw, CNIO at Radboud University Medical Centre (Radboudumc), explains the organization's motto "HIMSS 7-up" and how it has 200+ "digital nurses" innovating improved care processes.

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'Digital' can help focus workforce on things that actually can be fixed

Dr Ricardo Leite, CEO of I-DAIR, explains how digital makes it possible to shift from "disease systems" to "health systems" by focusing resources (particularly a limited workforce) on things that can be fixed, thereby reducing the burden of disease.

'Digital' can help focus workforce on things that actually can be fixed
Dr Ricardo Leite, CEO of I-DAIR, explains how digital makes it possible to shift from "disease systems" to "health systems" by focusing resources (particularly a limited workforce) on things that can be fixed, thereby reducing the burden of disease.
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(Sponsored) Prioritizing interoperability among systems should be the central innovation for this decade

Simon Rost, CMO of GE Healthcare, says that if we can focus on interoperability standards and engage patients in data governance, we can improve care with a 360-degree view of the patient.

(Sponsored) Prioritizing interoperability among systems should be the central innovation for this decade
Simon Rost, CMO of GE Healthcare, says that if we can focus on interoperability standards and engage patients in data governance, we can improve care with a 360-degree view of the patient.
7:06
8:49

Scotland validates AI solutions to ensure patient safety before accelerating rollout

Professor David Lowe from the Scottish government talks about use cases where AI can be adopted immediately, the foundations that need to be in place and the change management processes required for successful deployment.

Scotland validates AI solutions to ensure patient safety before accelerating rollout
Professor David Lowe from the Scottish government talks about use cases where AI can be adopted immediately, the foundations that need to be in place and the change management processes required for successful deployment.
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