HIMSS TV
<p>IQVIA director of healthcare strategy Dr. Calum Yacoubian discusses how NLP can help with population health and predictive analytics, social determinants of health, clinical decision support, and precision medicine.</p>
<p>Digital Medicine Society CEO Jennifer Goldsack talks about how newcomers could influence the adoption of healthcare technology this year.</p>
<p>Dell Technologies' goal is to help healthcare providers consolidate data, according to Wolfgang Mertz, CTO for Unstructured Data Solutions. This enables easier access to precision medicine.</p>
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<p>Baptist Health is keeping up with Jacksonville's boom with digital strategies centered on patient delight and security, according to Melanie Husk, SVP and chief consumer officer, and Aaron Miri, SVP and CDIO.</p>
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<p>Apollo Hospitals CIO Arvind Sivaramakrishnan explains that the scale of the system is no barrier to digital maturity. All of its teams worked together to achieve triple Stage 6 HIMSS Digital Maturity Model validations.</p>
<p>Naomi Fried, PharmStars' founder and CEO, discusses the company's spring 2023 cohort, and its call for applications to digital health groups across the world who focus on women's health and health equity for underserved populations.</p>
<p>James Hury, deputy director and chief innovation officer at the Translational Research Institute for Space Health, explains what excites him about the future of space flight.</p>
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<p>The chief innovation officer for the Translational Research Institute for Space Health, James Hury, discusses the programs of greatest interest to the HIMSS audience, including collaboration opportunities.</p>
<p>The Translational Research Institute for Space Health's deputy director and chief innovation officer, James Hury, talks about the ways healthcare innovators work with space exploration companies to study astronaut health in order to enhance healthcare on Earth.</p>
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