Philips

General manager at Clinical Data Services at Philips, Elad Benjamin, highlights the latest Philips Future Health Index report, including staff shortages' effects on patient care.

Data-driven practices and AI-enabled tools can help future-proof health systems, improve care delivery, and give providers more time to focus on patients, according to Dr. Samir Said with Philips Middle East, Turkey and Africa.

Philips wants to drive connected, future-ready care. Vice President and Business Leader for Clinical Data Services, Elad Benjamin discusses digital transformation.

AI is driving precision care across the patient journey, says Philips' Sham Sokka.

Dr. Shez Partovi, chief innovation and strategy officer at Philips, discusses how seamless digital health solutions like Philips HealthSuite optimize provider workflows and help patients manage their health.

At the heart of improving the patient journey are data and workflows around patient care, says Roy Jakobs, chief business leader of connected care at Royal Philips.

Jan Kimpen, chief medical officer at Philips, says the workforce of the future and the impact of COVID-19 are the focuses of the "Future Health Index Insights" survey, which offers a vision into the potential of digital transformation.

Steven Mullins, district transformation manager at NSW Health, discusses AI-powered early warning indicator score software developed with Philips that provides insights for better patient care.

When working within a publicly funded healthcare system, training, education and access to technology for patients are imperative, says Mikko Vasama, general manager of Health Systems Nordics at Philips.

Philips' Future Health Index report focuses on how digital health technology can improve the clinician and patient experience across the globe, says Paula Cobb, head of Global Strategic Marketing for Healthcare Informatics at the company.