Pravin Pant, VP of advanced analytics, and Michael Gould, associate VP of interoperability strategy, both at ZeOmega, talk about how the company uses AI to identify vulnerable patient populations and suggest ways to improve their health outcomes.

Jesus Diaz, director of nursing informatics at Memorial Healthcare System, talks about how the health system has increased patient engagement and encouraged preventative care through a mobile app linked to its EHR.

Since EHR systems are built around the traditional fee-for-service care model, Dr. Harm Scherpbier, HealthShare Exchange CMIO, says new technology is being developed to work alongside them to enable data sharing for value-based care.

Instead of waiting weeks to see a specialist, patients one day could use an AI app to treat them the same day. How provider organizations react to artificial intelligence progress will be key, says Mount Sinai CMIO Dr. Bruce Darrow.

Aaron Gani, founder and CEO of RealizedCare, discusses how business models have changed in digital therapeutics as technology evolves and how pharma can leverage DTx modalities to collect data for R&D and thoroughly analyze patients.

Dr. Dennis Truong, regional telemedicine/mobility director at Kaiser Permanente, discusses the rise of digital therapeutics in healthcare and how it has helped the health system improve the care experience for patients and providers.

Jayden Jung, head of business development for EMEA at AIRS Medical explains how SwiftMR increases patient MRI throughput 30% by reducing scan time while maintaining scan quality.

Hachang Jung, sales director at ITI Technology, explains how the company's products deliver explanations of procedures and conditions to patients while also providing reliable remote patient monitoring.

Paul Merrild, president at Kyruus Health, discusses how the nationwide platform works to solve care access for its 90 million members by using specific matching techniques and partnering with 120 health systems and 100 health plan brands.

Robert Latz, CIO of Trinity Rehabilitation Services, talks about the differences between hospital-at-home and SNF-at-home care, and the challenges of determining which is most appropriate for discharged patients.

Multiple companies participating in the HIMSS24 Europe Interoperability Showcase worked together to show how "Giuseppe," a fictional patient from Lombardy, easily shared his records with providers when he needed emergency care in another region.

At the HIMSS24 Europe Interoperability Showcase, representatives from five companies discussed solutions enabling a sample Italian patient, "Alicia," to share health records with local providers while visiting Greece and Turkey.