Robert Murphy, VP of Marketing for Revation Systems, talks about how the company provides a secure “digital office” telehealth experience for patients and providers that complements in-person appointments.

Castell CEO David Dirks explains how augmenting clinical information with other sources can enable patient-tailored care.

Sirj Goswami, CEO and cofounder of InsightRX, explains why the same dose of a medication can have different effects across varying patient populations, and why precision dosing could help determine the best dose for each individual.

Dallan Huff, president at Motient, discusses how his company uses data to generate workflows that help facilities and providers overcome the challenges of the patient transfer process.

(Sponsored) Remote patient monitoring, with tools such as medical sensors and devices, has helped patients manage chronic disease more effectively, while also reducing hospital visits, says Jack Lee, CEO, SkyLabs.

EMRAM 2022 improves the patient experience, provides financial and operational sustainability, and ultimately offers a roadmap to build an aspirational journey toward better outcomes, says Philip Bradley, Digital Health Strategist, HIMSS.

Patient care is optimized with the use of artificial intelligence, which also helps reduce clinician burnout, according to professor Selwa A. F. Al-Hazzaa, MD, founder and CEO of Saudi Development Med.

Managing population health through the "high burden, high cost" lens can improve patient outcomes, says Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck, senior advisor for Population Health and Care Management, Council of Cooperative Health Insurance, Saudi Arabia.

Gravitate Health is a unique public-private partnership with members from Europe and the U.S. that seeks to improve patient outcomes iteratively by equipping them with the right tools, says Giovanna Ferrari, a project lead.

The director of customer support at health IT consulting firm CereCore talks about patient portals in the age of COVID-19 and where patient portals are headed into the future.

Germany has pioneered prescribing apps to patients within their normal care setting, in the form of DiGAs, and France has decided to replicate the system as outlined by Armin Scheuer, VP of Business Development International at HIMSS.

(Sponsored) Elad Benjamin, Vice President, Business Leader Clinical Data Services, Philips discusses how through digital transformation, Philips is driving connected, future-ready care.