HIMSS TV

Using artificial intelligence to check medication histories helped limit face-to-face contact during the COVID-19 pandemic, explains Rebecca Sulfridge, clinical pharmacy specialist, emergency medicine, at Covenant HealthCare.

Amit Trivedi, director of Informatics & Health IT Standards at HIMSS, details three big trends he sees in health IT standards around public health, global health and the API economy.

Adobe's Tom Swanson and Anil Chakravarthy and CommonSpirit Health's Adam Rice discuss how healthcare organizations can use data to meet patients' needs for personalized service while following privacy regulations.

Dr. Mike Dulin, chief medical officer at Gray Matter Analytics and a professor at UNC Charlotte, shares how analytics can improve social determinants of health, health disparities and value-based care efforts.

This week's top stories include Cerner announcing that all U.S. employees must be vaccinated by Dec. 8, SWORD Health acquiring Vigilant Technologies, and air ambulance charges rising substantially in four years.

Juli.co CEO Bettina Hein discusses how the juli app uses AI to help providers and patients manage complex conditions such as asthma, depression, bipolar disorder, migraine and chronic pain using formerly siloed data.

Patientory collects data not found in an EHR and uses it to create a personalized health plan, says founder and CEO Chrissa McFarlane.

Medchart founder and CEO James Bateman explains how technology can help patients unify their health records.

In this episode of the Virtual Care Paradigm, Nathaniel Lacktman, partner at Foley and Lardner LLP, discusses how regulation can facilitate innovation in the digital heath space – and how providers can keep up with changes to come.

Telehealth can reach underserved communities, but there are barriers, including lack of coverage and consumer discomfort. HIMSS' Rob Havasy and Kerry Amato say a concerted effort is needed to increase its adoption and efficacy.