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Mike Luessi, global head of healthcare and life sciences at ServiceNow, believes healthcare delivery must move beyond the hospital into the home.

With pharmacogenomics now common in primary care, and an array of specialties using genetics, Dr. Joel Diamond of 2bPrecise says precision medicine is ready for prime time.

IT and informatics are helping spur innovation – delivering better virtual care on the patient's own terms, says Dr. Nirav Shah, medical director of quality innovation at NorthShore University HealthSystem.

Smile, a FHIR-based enterprise data platform, can help various healthcare stakeholders manage data from a variety of sources. Duncan Weatherston, Smile's CEO, explains how.

Elad Benjamin, general manager at Clinical Data Services at Philips, sheds light on findings from the latest Philips Future Health Index report, including the effects of staff shortages on healthcare.

At the U.K.'s Health Data Research Hub for Cancer, Hassan Chaudhury says access to this connected health information can improve patient journeys.

It's important to make connected health innovations available and accessible to everyone, says Rhonel Cinous, who serves on the Tech Access Group of the United Spinal Association.

Granular data segmentation and patient-driven consent-management tools are essential when managing interoperability for population health, says Dr. Hannah Galvin, chief medical information officer at Cambridge Health Alliance.

Simon Bolton, CEO at NHS Digital, describes a new program to improve the digital capability of the UK's hospital trusts. Successful technology integration, he says, depends on getting people onboard.

Birgit Bauer, an expert on digital health, speaks about her involvement in the Gravitate Health project and its user advisory group, and discusses they keys to meaningful patient involvement.