Medical Devices
Young Juhn, co-founder and CEO of Wellysis, says his company's S-Patch Cardio device can provide the data that can help patients and doctors make better healthcare decisions.
Consumers from all over the world are used to choice and autonomy on their phones, a mindset that can be applied to managing healthcare, says Aakash Ganju, MD, CEO of Saathealth.
HIMSS Media VP of Content Strategy Stephen Wellman says not only will Connected Health Conference attendees discover new technologies but they will also have opportunities to make impactful connections.
Hospitals and health organizations must pre-plan for cybersecurity attacks while creating medical device interoperability, says Julian M. Goldman, medical director of biomedical engineering at Partners HealthCare System.
D51 Ventures founder and and Managing Director Jon Gordon says while applications of existing technology are safer short-run bets, big success may come from whole new platforms and technologies.
Victoria Betton, founder and managing director of mHabitat, discusses how to introduce digital technology in challenging healthcare environments.
Not all technology is the right technology for clinicians, explains Helen Balsdon, assistant director of nursing informatics at Cambridge University Hospitals.
Poppy Crum, chief scientist at Dolby Laboratories, sees a future where ubiquitous sensors anticipate physical and mental health needs.
HIMSS Executive Director of Health Innovation Kerry Amato discusses the value of Health 2.0, the Personal Connected Health Alliance and other initiatives meant to make leading-edge technology work for patients.
Richard Hanbury, CEO of Health 2.0 VentureConnect winner Sana Health, says his company's wearable therapeutic device uses pulsed light and sound to reduce pain and potentially treat neurological conditions.