Digital Health

The health system hired Lisa S. Stump as its chief digital information officer last year with the aim of leveraging technology to drive clinical outcomes and to create a bridge between its clinical, educational and research missions.

The biggest takeaway from a HIMSS25 session looking at the sector is the benefit derived from having a shared model, says AJ Paraon, project specialist informaticist at Mayo Clinic.

A proactive and scalable technology model would refocus attention on patient care says HIMSS25 Smart Health Transformation Forum committee members Esther Kim of Mass General Brigham, Kali Arduini Idhe of Northwestern Medicine and Marcee Chmait of Providence.

The visual technology uses real-time predictive analytics to understand firefighters' health in San Francisco and workflow design, allowing for operational efficiency at hospitals, says Emilio Goldenhersch, enterprise director at MKThink.

Providence Health embraces change and a more fluid way of working as compared to standard project management, say Rachele Watts, Joel Bond and Evgeny Shekhtman, who work in the health system's Agile Practice Office.

Efficient engagement is critical for patient-centric, prevention-oriented and personalized care, says CIO Yanyan HU who is speaking at HIMSS25.

Most patients are interested in AI as a way to understand their care and their child's care, says Dr. Samuel Browd of UW and Seattle Children's, and the CMO at Proprio.

At HIMSS25, Etay Maor, Cato Networks' chief security strategist, will address how attackers are targeting AI systems on the backend, where they're not detected.

Moffitt Cancer Center is using immersive VR apps to solve common problems seen in the practice, says Dr. Sarah Hoffe and Brian Gonzalez, who will be speaking at HIMSS25.

The health systems, Illumina, and Regeneron have invested $320M in what Truveta calls the largest and most diverse database for patient care.