HIMSS TV

At HIMSS21, Julie Campbell of Healthbox, talks about Ideally, her team’s innovation collaboration platform.

CEO and founder of b.well Connected Health Kristen Valdes talks about the company's aim to help EMRs play a role in personalized options.  

John Haas, senior director of product solutions at TytoCare, says the company is focusing on people with chronic conditions.

New cyber threats target healthcare organizations every day. Errol Weiss, chief security officer of Health-ISAC, talks about how to prevent them.

Tyler Kilbury of Jamf talks about the company's uses for Apple platforms, such as Healthcare Listener and Virtual Visits.

This week's top stories include a finding that tools such as wearables and apps may not be effective for people in low socioeconomic status groups, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security streamlines its hiring process.

Harmony Healthcare IT offers legacy management for records retention.

Baptist Health Hardin's assistant VP of emergency services, Deanna Parker, talks about how technology transformed her ER during in a crisis.

Consensus Clarity uses NLP to transform a fax into digital components to be added to an EHR, according to John Nebergall, Consensus Cloud Solutions' chief operating officer.

Dr. Adrian Zai discusses collaboration between AstraZeneca and Massachusetts General Hospital and what the industry can learn.