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Robin Goldsmith, healthcare and life sciences practice lead at Verizon Business, explains how the company underpins health systems' complex networks, which often include mobile devices, wearables and clinician workstations.

H.E. Mubaraka Ibrahim, CIO and chief AI officer at Emirates Health Services and Senior Executive Changemaker, says that digital health tools need to reduce patient anxiety, ease clinician burden and make care safer.

Michael Martin, founder and CEO of RapidSOS, discusses the company's partnership with Oscar-nominated actor Jeremy Renner and how real-time data from wearables, vehicles and connected systems can shape the future of emergency response.

Holly Davis, Bingham Healthcare CNO, says that while funding and data gaps exist, mobile phones, telemedicine and satellite internet mean that care is not as inaccessible in rural areas as healthcare leaders may think.

Dr. Ryan Sadeghian, University of Toledo CMIO, says governance frameworks must be strengthened to keep up with AI technology's growth so that AI tools can be safely scaled across clinical and operational workflows.

The HIMSS26 European conference offers leaders an opportunity to share practical lessons on successful digital transformation strategies, say Hal Wolf, HIMSS president and CEO, and Elena Sini, HIMSS board chair.

Immunization data now moves seamlessly between EHRs, pharmacies and registries so clinicians can track what doses patients have received, says Eric Larson, senior health IT lead at the American Immunization Registry Association.

According to Michael Meucci, Arcadia's president and CEO, marrying data about patients, care journeys, costs and more for AI to analyze can uncover utilization signals that providers and payers can use to enhance care delivery.

Juli Hysenbelli of the HIMSS Virtual Care Community and Kyle Zebley, American Telemedicine Association CEO, say that virtual care has empowered patients to actively engage with providers and shape their own health journeys.

Rebecca Love of Nurse Approved explains how decades of uncaptured nursing data are creating major blind spots in the datasets shaping AI systems across healthcare.

Dr. Sameer Vohra, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, says the agency has set strategic priorities to unify, aggregate and steward data and to leverage AI responsibly for more timely reporting.

Christy Cunningham, Rubrik VP of sales engineering, discusses how hospitals can secure their identity layer to ensure that patient care continues even when primary systems are compromised.