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The age of smartphone-enabled virtual care and remote monitoring has arrived, says Dr. Nohr of the Canadian Medical Association, who previews his upcoming HIMSS webinar exploring “person-enabled” healthcare during the coronavirus crisis and beyond.
Top Stories: Opportunistic hackers are taking advantage of people's fears by spreading misinformation about unconfirmed treatments.
Top Stories: With lockdowns and social distancing requirements in place, accessing care remotely is changing the way healthcare does business, and consumers are noticing.
Dr. John Torous, director of the digital psychiatry division at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, discusses the rising need for digital tools under social distancing orders.
Vivify Health CEO Eric Rock discusses the shifting expectations for connected health products.
Amwell President and CEO Dr. Roy Schoenberg describes how the public health crisis has impacted his telehealth company and will continue to shape the future of virtual care.
Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips, EVP and chief clinical officer at Providence St. Joseph Health, discusses the continuing COVID-19 response and telehealth's role along with the future of clinical care.
In this episode of The Alessi Agenda, Dr. Jason Cheah, CEO of Woodlands Health Campus, explains how global examples of EMRs, robotics and telehealth have helped shape the digital transformation and patient journey in Singapore.
Harry Soza, president and CEO of CAREMINDr, discusses how remote monitoring is changing chronic care management.
Kuldeep Singh Rajput, CEO and founder of Biofourmis, talks about how remote monitoring tech can help reach patients at home and reduce contact with COVID-19 positive patients.
(Sponsored) HP's Daniel Colling and Raja Bhadury discuss the company's moves to enhance the telemedicine experience while accelerating vaccination research and improving data and device security in the battle against the pandemic.
While the Nordics face the same demographic, economic and technological challenges as everyone, their approach to collaborative and innovative healthcare and crisis management is more relevant than ever in light of the current COVID-19 outbreak.