Konstantin Hyppönen, chief architect at Kanta Services in Finland, discusses enabling patients to manage their own healthcare from home with right tools and identifying new care pathways available with secondary use of data.

Brian de Francesca, CEO of Ver2 Digital Medicine, aims to improve access to healthcare for refugees at scale by connecting them with doctors via a ubiquitous telehealth platform.

American Well VP of Marketing Ali Hyatt discusses the company's relationship with the Cleveland Clinic, how more than half of doctors see telehealth as improving their relationship with patients and why patients are asking for virtual visits.

Shriya Palekar, director of provider solutions at TytoCare, describes the tools of her company’s device-driven remote care platform and how they can improve diagnostic accuracy.

Telehealth tools can enable faster access to care, help emergency clinicians make decisions at the bedside to reduce unnecessary admissions and length of stay, thereby saving money, according to Anton Arbatov, senior director SOC Telemed.

Brian de Francesca, CEO of Ver2 Digital Medicine, talks about how telemedicine has evolved and efforts to provide medical care to refugees in camps using a cloud-based electronic health record that was built on blockchain.

Likening the ongoing epidemic to cigarette smoking before cessation programs, Ochsner CMIO Dr. Todd Burstain says society as a whole must address this public health issue by creating tools patients need.

MDLive CEO Rich Berner discusses how doctors and patients alike can benefit from conducting visits on their own time.

The tech has evolved to where virtual visits now include entire care teams in ways that aren't possible when clinicians are using phones, according to David McSwain, interim CMIO at Medical University of South Carolina.

Tammy Kwiatkoski, director of clinical informatics for the HIMSS Office of the CTIO, says advancements in healthcare technology are necessary, but they can’t take away the way of the human element.

(Sponsored) Video conferencing and mobile apps enable providers to offer patients more touchpoints to improve engagement, experience and outcomes at the same time.

Cloe Benz, senior physiotherapist at Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, describes the ways telehealth helps providers deliver better child care and treatment.