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Dr. Jonah Zaretsky, medical director at NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn, discusses his research into using artificial intelligence to translate patient chart notes into a reader-friendly format.
The hospital has improved staff coordination and reduced patient wait times by integrating processes, shares Bethsaida Healthcare corporate IT head Hasan Widjaja.
Work must be done to overcome that in order to unlock the benefits of artificial intelligence for healthcare, says Laura Cooley, editor in chief of Journal of Patient Experience. "The only way to build trust is to earn trust."
HIMSS25 Europe's Interoperability Showcase demonstrates how 'patient Alex' receives his cancer care across borders requiring data sharing collaborations across multiple solutions.
Christos Schizas with the National eHealth Authority of Cyprus discusses the Xt-EHR project, a European Commission-funded joint action that will lay the foundation for the European Health Data Space (EHDS).
Follow "patient Renee" from remote home monitoring to preparation for surgery and discharge, with her continuity of care supported by secure data flows through systems inside and outside of the hospital.
Dr Mohammad Al Redha of the Dubai Health Authority discusses NABIDH, the electronic medical record platform launched in 2020 that now holds more than 10 million patient records and connects more than 1,700 facilities.
Dr Candan Kendir, health policy analyst at the OECD, says the latest Patient-Reported Indicator Survey (PaRIS) surprisingly revealed that countries' healthcare budgets are less important to outcomes than previously thought.
Diana Ferro of Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital discusses the hospital’s participation in the CYLCOMED initiative, which has developed an AI cybersecurity toolbox to safeguard data collected from remote monitoring devices.
Daniela Antunes, MTG's strategy and research director, says the company offers end-to-end services including gathering, processing and analyzing clinical data to generate actionable reports that can inform healthcare decisions.
Anne Moen, professor at the University of Oslo, discusses the Gravitate Health project's five-year effort to make prescription drugs' electronic product information easier for patients and caregivers to understand.
Jaanika Merilo of Estonia's Ministry of Social Affairs shares how the country's fully digital and interoperable health system is rolling out personalized services like cancer screenings based on patients' genomic data.