HIMSS22

Availity's VP of product management Mark Martin explains how the company seeks to give payers and providers a streamlined process for approvals, referrals and claims management via AI and machine learning.                                              

Precision medicine is entering the mainstream, from genetic insights informing a range of specialties to primary care using pharmacogenomics, according to Dr. Joel Diamond of 2bPrecise.

Informatics and technology can be a source for innovation in remote patient care, according to Nirav Shah, MD, Medical Director of Quality Innovation for NorthShore University HealthSystem.

Smile, a FHIR-based enterprise data platform, helps manage data from a variety of sources for payers, providers and researchers, according to Duncan Weatherston, CEO of Smile CDR.

Everyone must have access to new connected health tech, according to Rhonel Cinous, who serves on the United Spinal Association's Tech Access Group.

Vice president of digital innovation at Moffitt Cancer Center Santosh Mohan talks about the obstacles for digital healthcare in oncology, and believes providers and startups can improve experiences for patients and clinicians.

Gregory Bryant, CIO of Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital in the Virgin Islands, discusses how COVID-19 caused changes to workflow, and his insights about cybersecurity.

Founder and CEO of b.well Connected Health Kristen Valdes believes that proper use of data can help healthcare organizations keep patient engagement high through more effective communication.

CSO Don Rucker, MD, and CEO Joe Gagnon of 1upHealth underline the importance of interoperability and explain how 1upHealth helps unlock data for patients, providers and payers through FHIR conversion.

Common impediments to effective diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives can be confronted, according to Health First’s Sean Michaels.