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John Muir Health CISO Tom August compiled a bingo card with terms such as AI, machine learning, DevSecOps and threat hunting to elevate the infosec dialogue.

At the Health 2.0 Annual Fall Conference, documentary filmmaker Robyn Symon discusses physician burnout and suicide and the need for systemic solutions.

Look for creative and curious people who like to solve problems and want to know that what they’ve done is actually working, says Neil Gomes, Chief Digital Officer at Jefferson Health.

There is power in coming together to effect change, says Iris Frye, chair of the HIMSS African-American Special Interest Group, and Danielle Siarri, RN.

There is a passion within HIMSS’ membership that is part of the heart and soul of the organization, says Stephanie Denvir, senior director of strategic relations at HIMSS.

Verizon’s Nancy Green says that with many M&As and joint ventures happening, IT infrastructure leaders must be ready to expand tech capabilities on short notice.

James Freed, CIO, Health Education England, says that the NHS must ensure that it takes advantage of the opportunity that technology bestows upon it by ensuring that all stakeholders are prepared and willing to embrace innovation.

Inidus CEO Ewan Davis says that patient-centered care is important, but it's also necessary to focus on how the healthcare workforce is supported to deliver that care. Additionally, he shares his predictions and hopes for the future of the NHS.  

Gyre Renwick, vice president at Lyft, is leading the company’s healthcare team to develop partnerships and find solutions to address the major social determinant of health that impact people’s lives – getting to the doctor before an emergency.

Beth Kutscher, senior news editor for healthcare at LinkedIn, explains how the social networking platform is developing digital health content and what it believes it can do to address the disconnect between technology and care delivery.