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In an evolving cyber threat landscape, Cleveland Clinic London's Nana Odom believes health systems must train staff on security principles and partner with vendors to secure medical devices and protect patients' data.

Marc De Martini, Medtronic Europe VP, shares how the company's wearable aims to reduce costs of care and time spent manually checking vital signs, as well as support patient safety more efficiently from surgery through recovery at home.

Use of artificial intelligence to translate patient chart notes into a reader-friendly format is showing promise, says Dr. Jonah Zaretsky, medical director at NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn.

The Dubai Health Authority's Dr Mohammad Al Redha says the next steps in its digital health journey are enabling easier access to imaging data and establishing a sandbox environment to encourage development of new digital tools.

MedSecurance's Miroslaw Malinowski and Konstantinos Katzis say that helping IoMT device manufacturers ensure that their tools store and transmit data securely will encourage their use by patients and clinicians.

Laura Cooley, editor in chief of Journal of Patient Experience, says many patients are skeptical of artificial intelligence, and work must be done to overcome that in order to unlock its benefits for their healthcare experience.

The SheHer app, which enables women to find healthcare content and medical professionals, is being translated for global use. Cofounder Mariatheresa Kadushi says it will also collect data that can train AI to help reduce bias.

The Expanding Innovative Alliance (XiA) is inviting institutional partners to help create its interoperability learning modules, which Instituto Universitario de Lisboa's Dr Henrique Martins believes will encourage support and adoption.

The OECD's Dr Candan Kendir shares how countries can use the latest Patient-Reported Indicator Survey (PaRIS) results to engage stakeholders to discuss policy changes that can improve patient experiences.

As Catalonia's AI-driven clinical support system has earned an 85% satisfaction rate from clinicians, Tino Martí of the region's Department of Health says communication and training will help close awareness gaps about the tool.