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Hundreds of people and machines have to work right to create a positive experience the moment the patient hits the door; continuous feedback is key to achieving that, says Verge Health CEO Dr. Mark Crockett.

Death Over Dinner founder Michael Hebb discusses the platform for talking about the fact that we all die and how it is helping healthcare professionals deal with patients lost.

As pilot tests move into production, healthcare organizations should rally around a use case and understand who needs to be involved to reduce redundancies and costs, says HIMSS Director of Informatics Mari Greenberger.

Daniel Zamora, Health 2.0 Manchester Chapter lead, says the NHS is traditionally a tough market for innovation, but that reality is changing.

Many health organizations get bogged down trying to just select a tool when they should be thinking about finding a partner that can help them accomplish all of their initiatives, says Kevin Montgomery, co-founder and CTO at Relatient.

Mount Alvernia Hospital in Singapore is taking a ground-up approach to innovation and collaboration, says Bruce Leong, the hospital's director of technology and strategy. 

Veteran healthcare leader and Health Innovation Strategies CEO Naomi Fried says pharma companies that can leverage clinical-grade apps, virtual care and medication adherence to better support patients will win in the long term.

The patient experience is changing slowly, but there are little things hospitals can do to better cater to consumers, says Swapna Kakani.

The Thailand Center of Excellence for Life Sciences is breaking down silos to bring together different agencies doing advanced work in areas such as genomics and AI to achieve greater goals, says CEO Dr. Nares Damrongchai.

Karen DeSalvo, former national coordinator and professor at Dell Medical School, says there are too many patient portals, so the trend now is to put all of a patient's data in one place so they can access it via smartphone.