PHILIPS

Healthcare providers face significant challenges in pathology. By enabling more efficient, collaborative workflows, digital pathology solutions can help them transition from legacy analogue processes and address the shortage of trained pathologists.

As we enter 2024, healthcare organizations are already focusing on all the above plus advancing digital health and telemedicine, clinical efficiency, employee retention and outsourcing their IT utilizing managed services.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) methods are moving from the cutting edge toward mainstream adoption. AI promises improved patient outcomes, cost savings, workflow automation, and care path efficiencies. The latest research from HIMSS shows how providers use these technologies to open new possibilities. Attend this webinar and learn more about AI use in today’s HIT environment.

Join us as we explore this year’s themes and discuss how healthcare leaders can attract and retain the healthcare professionals of the future. What technology holds the most promise for improving care in the future? How does the next generation really perceive AI? The results may surprise you.

In this webinar, Michael Perkuhn, General Manager IntelliSpace AI from Philips and Janet King, Senior Director of Market Insights for HIMSS Media, will share prescriptive insights from this research to help healthcare organizations prepare for the next wave of activity around this transformative technology.

Join Philips Chief Medical Officer Jan Kimpen in this webinar to discuss the latest edition of Philips’ global research project, the Future Health Index. This year’s Future Health Index researched the experiences of both patient and healthcare professional experiences of health systems, across 15 countries, through the lens of the quadruple aim and shows how digital health technology is moving us to a new era of continuous transformation.

How to move from being "data aware" to data-driven, moving beyond data gathering, to intelligent insight, to action.

Roy Smythe, MD, is the Global Chief Medical Officer for Strategy and Partnerships at Philips Healthcare – a company working aggressively to implement advanced computing into the clinical workflow to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of care delivery.  This webinar will review the use of AI in clinical medicine – discussing what is hyped, what is in current use, and what is promised moving forward.  Technical, regulatory and business model impediments to moving more quickly will be discussed.

The ability to tie together the “islands” of patient visits/interaction and related physiological monitoring information for a comprehensive and integrated view of patient information across the continuum of care is dependent on IT. Learn how Northwell Health is approaching the application of technology to better support patient care. 

To connect care from hospital to home and everywhere in between, EvergreenHealth Partners, a clinically integrated network, set its sights high. They utilized an advanced population health management solution that would provide value by many measures, including positive care management outcomes, physician engagement, quality improvements, and cost savings from payer contracts shared with providers. Strategic partnerships and collaborative, co-creation processes were core tenets of this ambitious project’s timely and successful implementation. Join Monique Ruyle to learn more about how EvergreenHealth Partners achieved this success and the lessons they learned along the way.