Connected Health

Karin Schifter-Maor discusses how remote patient monitoring can bring the Acute Hospital Care at Home program to more people, make the program affordable and use centralized patient data to improve health outcomes.

Clinical outcomes have shown 82% of patients experienced lowered blood pressure via remote patient monitoring at the health system, with severely hypertensive patients seeing a significant decrease after 90 days on the program.

Veronica Walk, senior director analyst, healthcare and life sciences, at the consulting giant offers an end-of-the-week look at the emerging technologies at the conference that provider organization C-suite executives must grasp.

Improving patient care and clinical trials, driving value-based care and building trust require a confluence of data logic and innovation, health IT leaders said Wednesday at HIMSS24.

These technologies can help cure healthcare worker burnout, patient confusion and inefficient communications between care teams, says a top exec and nurse.

Salveo Healthcare CEO Steve McCullagh shares how they are leveraging a widely used RPM  tool from the UK to keep Tasmanians out of hospitals.

At the preconference event on March 11, there's a chance to explore and learn more about hospital-at-home, remote patient monitoring, telemedicine innovations and more

Telehealth can redefine healthcare workflows, making specialized care more accessible and efficient, and enhancing patient outcomes in an increasingly complex care environment, says Dr. Stephanie Lahr, president of Artisight.

Public health, payment reform, enhanced delivery models and, yes, generative AI are just some of the topics to explore in these high-level sessions at HIMSS24.

Together with Telstra Health, it will support the mandatory sharing of key health information across Australian care settings following FHIR standards.