patient engagement

HIMSS VP of Informatics at Joyce Sensmeier discusses tools that engage patients with their data in ways that create a good relationship with providers — when the technology doesn't get in the way.

Michel Amous, regional managing director at InterSystems, discusses improving the quality of care and reducing adverse events by enabling providers and regulators to focus on patients.

KLAS VP of Business Development Doug Tolley discusses the key pieces of patient-centered care, which include revenue cycle management, patient and physician engagement, business intelligence and analytics, pop health and a clinically oriented supply chain.

Rebecca Kaul, Chief Innovation Officer at MD Anderson Cancer Center, says that rather than leading with innovative technology that doesn't always solve the big problems, use tech to take compassionate care to the next level.

While artificial intelligence won’t replace the empathy doctors can provide to patients, smart machines can reduce the time clinicians spend on computers, says Dr. Anthony Chang, medical director at CHOC Children’s.

The power of the patient is huge and healthcare professionals should trust patients to manage their conditions more by engaging with them through available technologies, says Kristina Tägil, founder of AppInMed AB.

Patrik Sundström, program manager of e-Health SALAR, discusses how Sweden is moving healthcare from the hospital to the patient via technology, in line with the Vision for eHealth 2025 national strategy.

(Sponsored) Providers can offer patients more touchpoints to improve engagement, experience and outcomes by using video conferencing and mobile apps.

(Sponsored) AI enables providers to better monitor their systems and premises and offers real-time response and correction across their networks and facilities.

Dr. Geeta Nayyar, Chief Healthcare and Innovation Officer at Femwell Group, shares why the industry has to use metrics to move the needle on quality measures.