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HIMSS25 session will explore what both small and large MedTech developers need to bring their devices to market, say Gunnar Trommer of BCG X and Erik Adams of BCG.

The chapter has representatives who work in the tech heavy region, including Van Steel, shareholder in LBMC's cybersecurity division, who works on protecting personal healthcare data.

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.

Ty Greenhalgh of cybersecurity company Claroty and Mike Powers of St. Luke's University Health will speak at HIMSS25 about the importance of sharing knowledge when patching and rebooting devices to ensure patient care is not compromised.

Commure's acquisition of Augmedix allows for a coherent platform solution for the technology, says Ian Shakil, chief strategy officer at Commure.

Homecare Homebase helps home health and hospice agencies meet mandates of the CMS final rule by updating technology and the EHR, says Luke Rutledge, president of Homecare Homebase.

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.

OhioHealth, a 16-hospital health system, changed from looking at individual capacity to leveraging the collective power of the entire network, says Scott Estep, system vice president for nursing operations and capacity management at OhioHealth.