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John McDaniel, EVP at The HCI Group, predicts that healthcare will move to a virtual care environment, focusing primarily on patient satisfaction and engagement with a digital front door approach.

Hua Chiew Hospital CIO Dr. Panuratn Thanyasiri shares the goalposts for any hospital system's digital transformation efforts.

Claire Sutton, digital transformation lead at the National Care Forum in the UK, says that through good news stories and valuable resources, the Digital Social Care website aims to engage and support adult social care providers in their digital journey.

Tapan Mehta, global head of healthcare solution marketing at Nutanix, says to deliver better and more efficient patient-centered care, healthcare organizations are adopting new capabilities and technologies.

Data is being made available at the point of care in a timely fashion with the ability to have an agreed data structure and content through FHIR, says Dr. Vincent McCauley, CMO and CMIO at Telstra Health.

Dr. Meredith Makeham, chief medical adviser at the Australian Digital Health Agency, says providing the healthcare workforce with resources to understand technology to deliver better care is an integral part of the national digital health strategy.

Peter Weston, healthcare sales manager at Hyland Healthcare, says interoperability with existing or new systems is a common concern for healthcare providers that Hyland's suite of vendor-agnostic solutions can address.

Data and tech can help with early interventions in conditions such as dementia, depression and loneliness, says Ipsit Vahia, medical director at McLean Hospital.

Rob Lieberthal, principal of health economics at Mitre, says the lack of interoperability and patients not owning their data are among the biggest obstacles to reimbursement.

Hassan Chaudhury, digital health lead at Healthcare UK, says universal healthcare is advocated in numerous countries as a model, but UK organizations must look beyond their borders to collaborate more effectively with other systems.