HIMSS TV

The huge disparity in health literacy is affecting how people navigate the labyrinth of healthcare, says Ian Slade, chair of the HIMSS Chapter Advocacy Taskforce.

This week's top stories include the FBI and HHS warning hospitals of malicious actors looking to infect health systems on a large scale, and provider groups pushing back against Trump's claims that doctors are inflating COVID-19 numbers.

CEO Geralyn Ochab envisions a shift in healthcare from diagnose and treatment to wellness and prevention.

Cybersecurity Collaborative Executive Director Parham Eftekhari shares how intelligence sharing and collaborative best practices can help with risk mitigation as pandemic-era cyberattacks increase.

Imagia is expanding artificial intelligence into cancer research, says Florent Chandelier, CTO of the Montreal-based software startup.

CentraCare Health improved point of service collections by 25% by giving patients options and helping them understand their out-of-pocket costs, says Sheri Liebl, the healthcare system's executive director of revenue cycle.

DrFirst Chief Communications Officer Irene Froehlich shares her thoughts on the changing world of digital health as well as advice on starting a career in health tech.

Dr. Richard Milani, chief clinical transformation officer of Ochsner Health System, discusses digital's ability to personalize care to a degree that can't be matched in the analog space and how digital tools are changing the chronic care landscape.

Swapna Kakani, a patient advocate, talks about living with a rare disease and becoming a part of the emerging wave of patient leaders.

There is new momentum around finding more effective means of patient identity and matching, and Verato CEO Mark LaRow says the company's referential matching technology can help.