Clinical

Georgi Chaltikyan, MD, professor and head of digital health at Deggendorf Institute of Technology explains the importance of streamlining and coordinating efforts to build a technology workforce with international cooperation.

"Neurocognitive health interventions must be multipronged and personal, which necessitates the use of digital tools to adequately equip health systems to meet this growing need," one expert says.

The system is targeted to go live in both Waikato and Thames hospitals in March next year.

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.

By offering the AI-powered clinical documentation tool through the Microsoft Marketplace, the company hopes to broaden uptake and help alleviate clinician burnout.

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

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.

Santosh Mohan, vice president of digital innovation at Moffitt Cancer Center, discusses the difficulties oncology presents digital healthcare and how oncology providers can work with startups to improve the experience of patients and clinicians.  

Efficient investments and trust are key to making healthcare delivery sustainable by making sure the patient is at the center of their care, says Dr. Paul Garassus, president, European Union of Private Hospitals.

1upHealth's CSO, Don Rucker, MD, and CEO Joe Gagnon discuss the centrality of interoperability, and how 1upHealth helps uncover care data for providers, patients and payers via FHIR conversion.