HIMSS21 Digital Coverage

In an upcoming HIMSS21 Global Conference Digital Session, a group of clinician panelists will discuss the ways digital transformation is both contributing to and alleviating burnout.

Telehealth, remote access, and distributed workforces requires a shift in tactics.

How patient-first technology innovations are developed and intentionally implemented with the digital divide in healthcare in mind. The new frontier of care delivery will bring all providers and patients together with positive impact on patient outcomes.

Explore the most pressing challenges of the post-COVID landscape, and discover how Hospital Automation technology is the linchpin of an elevated telehealth platform that both patients and clinicians can depend on.

An upcoming HIMSS21 Global Conference Digital session will put the focus on how RNs and NPs are changing the way their organizations operate for the better.

In an upcoming HIMSS21 Global Conference Digital Session, Johnson & Johnson EVP and Enterprise CIO Jim Swanson will discuss the pandemic’s role in healthcare digitization and what leaders can expect moving forward.

In an upcoming HIMSS21 Global Conference Digital Session, two health leaders discuss the shift in priorities necessitated by COVID-19 – and explore lessons learned for the future.

Lean on experts in both clinical care and biomedical device security to explore the ins and outs of data utility.

Learn how they can also enhance provider and patient experiences.

Most EHR systems do a fine job automating the hospital’s administrative and operational functions, but fall short of the mark when it comes to streamlining clinical workflow in a manner that truly supports providers delivering patient care. The pandemic drove this harsh reality home, in particular when care expanded to non-traditional settings, such as temporary triage tents in hospital parking lots. Join Cathy Donohue, vice president of product management at PatientKeeper, Inc., as she reviews some of the EHR-related challenges providers encountered caring for patients during the surge, and how EHRs are likely to evolve following the pandemic.