HIMSS TV

The telehealth and digital health innovations that were accelerated during the pandemic aren't going away, says Sri Bharadwaj, vice president of digital innovation at the Franciscan Alliance.

Armin Scheuer, VP of Business Development International at HIMSS, shares how Germany has pioneered prescribing apps to patients within their normal care setting, in the form of DiGAs, a system France will replicate.

Matthew Fisher, general counsel at Carium, discusses patient privacy, advances in remote patient monitoring and how telehealth should fit into the continuum of care going forward.

Rebecca Sulfridge, clinical pharmacy specialist, emergency medicine, at Covenant HealthCare, shares how using AI to check medication histories helped limit face-to-face contact during COVID-19.

Amit Trivedi, director of Informatics & Health IT Standards at HIMSS, says healthcare data is becoming more interoperable, liquid and usable across the ecosystem.

Digital solutions can help healthcare organizations use data to meet patients' needs for personalized service while following privacy regulations, explain Adobe's Tom Swanson and Anil Chakravarthy and CommonSpirit Health's Adam Rice.

Gray Matter Analytics Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mike Dulin discusses how analytics can boost social determinants of health, health disparities and value-based care efforts.

This week's top stories include Cerner mandating that all U.S. employees be vaccinated by Dec. 8 as David Feinberg takes the reins as CEO, and digital musculoskeletal care company SWORD Health acquiring wearable maker Vigilant Technologies.

The juli app helps providers and patients manage complex conditions such as asthma, depression, bipolar disorder, migraine and chronic pain using formerly siloed data, says juli.co CEO Bettina Hein.

Patientory CEO Chrissa McFarlane says her company's population health, data analytics and patient engagement app is built on a decentralized blockchain network.