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The 7th Annual Virtual Reality and Healthcare Global Symposium, VR use in healthcare and the evolution of medical XR are the subjects for Bob Fine, executive director and founder of the International Virtual Reality Healthcare Association (IVRHA).
Howard Rubin, CIO at Evara Health, an FQHC, talks about the hurdles to delivering care to his population, and how virtual care gets past these challenges.
In a preview of their HIMSS23 presentation, Margie Zuk and Melissa "Penny" Chase of MITRE share some updates for the Medical Device Cybersecurity Regional Incident Preparedness and Response Playbook, coauthored with the FDA.
With the proper training and technology, patients with end-stage kidney disease can perform dialysis themselves, says Dr. Shelly Nash, global chief medical information officer at Fresenius Medical Care, who will lead a panel on the topic at HIMSS23.
A technology-focused coalition aims to tackle health disparities in the city. Russ Hinz of Advocate Health, Stephanie Chia of University of Chicago Medicine and Susan Tolin from Chartis will explain more at HIMSS23.
Advanced connectivity for healthcare enables more than just high speeds, say Joe Drygas, VP of healthcare for AT&T Business, and Randy Bush, principal at Deloitte Consulting, in a preview of their HIMSS23 presentation.
Tracy Chu, corporate VP of population health and ACO chief executive at Scripps Health, will focus on how automation has enhanced patient-facing app experiences and clinician workflows in her upcoming HIMSS23 presentation.
Stesha Selsky and Meg Furukawa, nurse informaticists for the UCLA Health System, discuss how algorithms produce individual workload acuity scores using patient chart information in their HIMSS23 presentation preview.
Natural language processing, a form of AI, devours all the text in countless pages of healthcare documents to help health IT experts in the U.S. military do their job more efficiently.
In a preview of his HIMSS23 keynote panel, Dr. Vin Gupta, CMO of Amazon Pharmacy and NBC News medical analyst, says the positive disruption that came out of the COVID-19 public health emergency needs to persist.