HIMSS22 Europe

<p>In discussing digital health trends, GE Healthcare Enterprise Digital Solutions CMO Simon Philip Rost says healthcare institutions will be successful if they unite clinical medicine and data science.</p>

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<p>Senior manager and clinical technology lead at the UK-based Wellcome Trust Dr Bilal Mateen discusses how his organization is addressing mental health, the impact of climate change on health and infectious diseases.</p>

<p>Agnes Buzyn, executive director of the WHO Academy, discusses the new learning center that will offer 100 programs to healthcare workers, policymakers and the public by 2024, worldwide.</p> <p> </p>

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<p>AI, virtual assistants and digital language processing can support the transformation to value-based care, according to Erik Van Hoeymissen, VP of global business development at 3M.</p> <p> </p>

<p>While discussing learnings from COVID-19, Dr. Tamsin Brown, a lead at NHS England Clinical Entrepreneur Programme and ORCHA, says the pandemic led to a mindset shift among patients and clinicians regarding digital tools and apps.</p> <p> </p>

<p>Numan Chief Medical Strategy Officer Sam Shah says there is not enough capacity to meet demand globally in this post-COVID-19 world. So, there is a need to create meaningful services that are accessible and make better use of existing resources, he adds.</p> <p> </p>

<p>University of St. Gallen professor Alexander Geissler says interoperability is a major barrier and that some hospitals don't have the desire or the ability to share data.</p> <p style="text-align:start"> </p> <p> </p>

<p>Sanofi SVP of key markets and general medicines Tarja Stenvall discusses why well-informed and engaged patients are essential and how less red tape can foster trust and turn into better patient engagement.</p> <p> </p>