HIMSS TV
Luca Chittaro of Italy's University of Udine talks about how immersive virtual reality stories can gamify physical therapy to help distract from pain and encourage patients to increase treatment compliance.
Atlantic Health System Chief Information & Digital Officer Sunil Dadlani explains how AI and security "aren't mutually exclusive, they're mutually inclusive."
Dr. Traci Granston, medical director at Cohere, describes how information is extracted in real time, speeding the process to approve or to ensure medical necessity is met.
At a pivotal moment for artificial intelligence innovation, HIMSS Adoption Models can help healthcare organizations get onboard and scale up, says Hal Wolf, CEO of HIMSS.
For David Heaney, CISO at Mass General Brigham, generative AI is a "really eager intern." He explains how a cybersecurity team can apply the technology. He also offers peers best practices for securing with and against AI.
The chief information security officer at Mass General Brigham knows, and shares his expertise on grasping the cybersecurity environment, knowing where one's controls are deployed and being great at the basics.
Anne Moen of Gravitate-Health says the company wants to work with regulators to help European patients translate prescription information into their language of choice while traveling through the EU.
At HIMSS24 APAC, Mayo Clinic data scientist Dr Alexander Ryu will share best practices in evaluating digital solutions, including AI, for potential integration into clinical practice.
Robert Booker, chief strategy officer at HITRUST, discusses its new AI Risk Management Assessment, and how it can help offer assurance for healthcare organizations using artificial intelligence.
QuantHealth helps pharma implement artificial intelligence for drug development using clinical trial simulation. Orr Inbar, its cofounder and CEO, discusses that — and the long-term effects of AI on drug development.