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Organizations can lean into their strengths in their personnel and networks to build capabilities, according to Aimee Cardwell, SVP and CISO at UnitedHealth Group, in this preview of her HIMSS23 presentation.

Salim Ismail, OpenEXO's founder and chair, highlights his HIMSS23 keynote in which he will explain the benefits of and obstacles to "disruptive convergence."

Wendy Paul, medication process architect at Seattle Children's Hospital, and Kyle Longhurst, product manager at Pariveda, preview their HIMSS23 discussion on a discharge medication error quality improvement project.

How will a new IoT specification help medical devices connect privately and securely? This HIMSS23 preview with Florence Hudson, executive director of Columbia University's Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub, explains.

"Staffing Optimization With AI: A look back & look forward," a HIMSS23 educational session, will feature Natalie Edgeworth, senior manager for workforce optimization and innovation at Providence.

As a QHIN, Epic has to enlighten provider organizations on the benefits of TEFCA and simplify their connectivity, according to Matt Doyle, R&D Team Lead & Software Development Team Leader for Interoperability.

In a look ahead at a HIMSS23 panel Olga Kagan, RN, adjunct professor at CUNY School of Professional Studies and Molloy University, explains the ways tools can empower nurses, assist in career development and lower burnout levels.

Cleveland Clinic's director of shared medical appointments, Dr. Marianne Sumego, previews her HIMSS23 lecture highlighting how to convert from in-person to virtual shared medical appointments and the advantages for patients and providers.

Mary Kratz, EVP at the Interoperability Institute, previews the panel she is leading at HIMSS23 covering cross-sector challenges to pursuing interoperability and the best uses of open-source solutions.

Wolters Kluwer Health CMO Dr. Peter Bonis discusses what was learned from donating UpToDate to middle- and low-income countries, including how access to evidence-based clinical guidance can reduce barriers, regardless of setting.