HIMSS TV

To deliver a more human-centric healthcare delivery model, health systems must have a deep knowledge of each patient's unique story, says Brian Wynne, vice president of NRC Health.

In this episode of HIT Cybersecurity, attorney Wynter Deagle, partner at Troutman Pepper, discusses the importance of cyber insurance, employee training and an incident response plan.

When driving innovation, patient experience can't be overlooked, as patient advocate Michael Seres discovered - and his legacy will be continued with the HIMSS Global Patient Innovator Award, says his wife, Justine Seres, director of 11 Health.

Rita Bowen, VP of privacy, compliance and HIM policy at MRO, describes how the proposed new rules can impact healthcare provider organizations.

April Todd, senior vice president at CAQH, describes the council's new FHIR endpoint directory, as well as the challenges and opportunities health plans face as they get more used to API-based data exchange.

Telehealth Connection TV: The senator from Virginia, a longtime telehealth advocate, says it will take a "sizable federal commitment" to get Americans connected.

This week's top stories include a ransomware attack affecting multiple healthcare providers and concerns that telehealth reimbursement parity may lead to overutilization.

Healthcare organizations need to be more agile and flexible and enable care to be delivered anywhere, says Aamir Siddiqi, director of Healthcare End User Computing at VMware.

COVID-19 has highlighted a need to build a more equitable system for maternal health, says Dr. Deborah Maufi, chief medical officer at Babymoon Care.

Professor Karol Sikora, chief medical officer at Rutherford Health, discusses how artificial intelligence and analytics can address the most pressing needs in cancer treatment today and how he envisages treatment decision-making in the next decade.