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Dealing with the pandemic required a level of adaptability from providers we don't typically see, according to Justin Gernot, vice president of Healthbox.

Kassaundra McKnight-Young, senior clinical informaticist at the Truman Medical Center, says informaticists' work brings improvement to every aspect of care and allows nurses to spend more time with patients and families.

Dr. Risto Miettunen, president of the International Hospital Federation, says patients must be involved and integrated in the treatment process, which will help drive personalized medicine.

HIMSS Media Editor in Chief Jonah Comstock shares lessons learned at HIMSS21, including how the pandemic has changed the healthcare industry.

We can improve human-centered care by improving access, while respecting ethical aspects of healthcare, says Oriol Fuertes, CEO and cofounder of QIDA.

This week's top stories include Amazon offering its hybrid virtual/in-person care to 20 more cities, and primary care startup Cityblock raising money to expand its platform for Medicaid and low-income populations.

Workday VP Stan Garber discusses how his company's software can help hospitals implement a supply strategy that reflects diversity, equity and inclusion values and shields supply chains from future shocks.

HIMSS21 Digital Ambassador Chris Dancy discusses this year's global conference hybrid model and how doctors are now viewing patient data.

Patients have data security concerns even as they embrace telehealth and digital tools that empower them to take charge of their own care, says Accenture's Dr. Kaveh Safavi.

Nurse Evolution educates nurses about health IT, advanced data analytics and innovation concepts in nursing, says founder Whende Carroll.