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How EHRs changed the way this cardiologist practiced
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How EHRs changed the way this cardiologist practiced

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Dr. Bill Hayes, chief medical officer of CPSI, describes the importance of tools that help surface relevant, timely clinical data.

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Bringing disaster relief lessons to routine care

VyTrac CEO Zach Fink describes how technology he developed to bring healthcare access to hurricane survivors in Puerto Rico found use cases at home.

Bringing disaster relief lessons to routine care
VyTrac CEO Zach Fink describes how technology he developed to bring healthcare access to hurricane survivors in Puerto Rico found use cases at home.
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Telehealth improves outcomes for the chronically ill

Patient engagement consultant and HIMSS Digital Influencer Stacy Hurt talks about the importance of continuing telehealth post-pandemic, especially for disabled and immunocompromised patients.

Telehealth improves outcomes for the chronically ill
Patient engagement consultant and HIMSS Digital Influencer Stacy Hurt talks about the importance of continuing telehealth post-pandemic, especially for disabled and immunocompromised patients.
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HIMSS21 Changemaker Podcast: Philips CEO Frans van Houten

The technology leader looks back on the decision 10 years ago to transition a 130-year old conglomerate into a company focused on healthcare, and describes the forward-looking investments Philips is making in data and informatics.

HIMSS21 Changemaker Podcast: Philips CEO Frans van Houten
The technology leader looks back on the decision 10 years ago to transition a 130-year old conglomerate into a company focused on healthcare, and describes the forward-looking investments Philips is making in data and informatics.
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