HIMSS TV
No textbook is required when real-life cyber risks are this serious, says Laquan Black, assistant professor of health information technology at Guttman Community College CUNY.
The tech giant’s model for diabetic retinopathy is just one of its tools to expand access to quality care, says Sunny Virmani, group product manager of health AI at Google, who discusses the company's plans for artificial intelligence in 2025.
Heather Costa, Mayo Clinic's director of technology resilience, says that "we can never mitigate risk to zero and still have the business be operational."
Yuriy Kotlyar, cofounder and CEO of American Health Connection, describes how calls answered quickly help keep patients engaged in its central scheduling system – and boost providers' bottom lines.
Ian Mack, IT senior security analyst for the University of Virginia and the communications chair for the HIMSS Virginia Chapter, says those efforts can save lives and chart the direction of future initiatives.
Lucet CEO Shana Hoffman explains how the company works with health plans to administer benefits that help ensure members have access to a provider.
Konyang University Hospital, one of South Korea's designated centres for safe health data access and use for research, is increasing AI deployments to harness big data, says CIO Dr Yongsuk Kim.
Anahi Santiago, chief information security officer at ChristianaCare, says the architecture to develop security programs is shifting as providers manage a larger number of partners in the supply chain and in hospital at home programs.
Paul Wilder of CommonWell Health Alliance considers how government buy-in will help the healthcare industry propel dynamic registration of FHIR Endpoints in 2025 and explains why the directory needs to be pulled into a trust framework like TEFCA.
Paul Wilder of CommonWell Health Alliance explains why providers are still stuck in document exchange and says he is hopeful that the ability to ensure B2B data security at scale is about two years away.