Digital Checkup (642)

Yamin Durrani, CEO of Kami Vision, discusses the company's new AI-based fall-detection tech for elder care that uses home cameras to detect when a fall occurs, then notifies concerned parties, while aiming for privacy.

Dr. Holly Dubois, chief clinical officer at Mindstrong, a digital mental health company, talks about virtual care's role and offers a look at a special telemedicine program designed to prevent suicide among veterans.

From helping underserved communities to ensuring cancer patients get the most targeted treatment, Roche Pharma's Area Head of APAC, Ahmed Elhusseiny, discusses how collaboration can be the answer to the industry's biggest challenges.

Christina Nichols, vice president of U.S. government solutions for Philips, talks about her company's innovative responses to the emergence of COVID-19 and how that technology is currently being reimagined and utilized globally.

Adaptive technology that can understand how doctors manage patients, based on their training and guidelines, can free them up to spend more time with high-touch patient populations, according to Dr. Nigel Spier, OBGYN and team lead for ModMed OBGYN.

Dr. Subha Airan-Javia, founder of CareAlign and a hospitalist at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, discusses how tech can complement EHRs, reduce errors and enhance time management.

Michael Kim, CIO at MultiPlan, discusses competitors Humana, MultiPlan, Optum, Quest Diagnostics and UnitedHealthcare forming the alliance to unlock the potential of blockchain in healthcare.

Jane Myles, Curebase's VP of clinical trial innovation, discusses the benefits of decentralized clinical trials and why it’s important to be creative when overcoming obstacles to access.

Hari Prasad, cofounder and CEO of Yosi Health, says patients are increasingly informed consumers who have expectations of convenience, choice, price transparency and quality.

Tom Leary, senior VP and head of government relations at HIMSS, discusses the European Health Data Space, hopes for a Senate telehealth bill passage, public health infrastructure modernization and more.

Homeward's Amar Kendale explains the barriers to adopting a combination of virtual and in-person healthcare as well as how the startup uses the model in rural communities.

Teaching, teamwork and innovation are fundamental to improving outcomes and safer patient care through nimble technology and data-driven process changes, says Donna Sabol, Senior VP and CQO for St. Luke’s University Health Network in Pennsylvania.