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Susan Lucas Collins, global head of healthcare services at Twilio, says new technology is making healthcare safer and more accessible for patients.

Dr. Hans Kluge, WHO regional director for Europe, discusses the importance of universal health coverage and moving from a reactive to a preventative health system.

Xerox VP of Enterprise Consulting Services Mike Oren talks about the importance of communications in enhancing and personalizing the patient experience.

Burnout is causing more nurses to leave the profession, but recent advances in technology are helping to ease their burden.

Biofourmis CMO Dr. Maulik Majmudar, developer of Halo at Amazon, says remote patient monitoring must become remote patient management.

Working with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Vocera, one facet of the new coalition's mission is health justice as a critical component of safety.

In the series premiere of The Virtual Care Paradigm, Sherpaa founder Jay Parkinson lays out the advantages of asynchronous, tool-based virtual care over video visit telehealth in the series premiere of The Virtual Care Paradigm.

VisualDx's Dr. Art Papier and Dr. Nada Elbuluk discuss how bias in dermatology toward white skin can result in missed diagnoses for people of color.

EBSCO has created a patient engagement platform in which the dialogue between patient and provider can move quickly to what the patient values are, explains Christian Patrick, the company's vice president of clinical decisions.

This week's top stories include Scripps Health suspending access to its IT applications, the HRSA telling six drugmakers they're in violation of the 340B statute and Google previewing its AI-powered dermatology assistant.