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The future of healthcare work and virtual care

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Zoom Global Healthcare Lead Ron Emerson discusses the lasting changes to the healthcare industry coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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(Sponsored) Interoperability enables connected cross-border care

At the HIMSS26 Europe Interoperability Showcase, presenters traced the journey of "Sofia," a Swedish cancer patient who has moved to Denmark, and showed how clinicians in both countries can easily and safely access her medical history.

(Sponsored) Interoperability enables connected cross-border care
At the HIMSS26 Europe Interoperability Showcase, presenters traced the journey of "Sofia," a Swedish cancer patient who has moved to Denmark, and showed how clinicians in both countries can easily and safely access her medical history.
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(Sponsored) Healthcare systems are approaching a workforce and capacity tipping point

Hylke Kingma, EMA digital health lead at KPMG, discusses why rising healthcare demand and declining workforce capacity are forcing systems to rethink how care is delivered.

(Sponsored) Healthcare systems are approaching a workforce and capacity tipping point
Hylke Kingma, EMA digital health lead at KPMG, discusses why rising healthcare demand and declining workforce capacity are forcing systems to rethink how care is delivered.
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(Sponsored) Spain builds genetic information library for clinical use

Miquel Bru Angelats, Genomcore cofounder and CBDO, talks about the SiGenES project, a national library of shared Spanish genomic variants to help clinicians deliver faster, more accurate diagnoses.

(Sponsored) Spain builds genetic information library for clinical use
Miquel Bru Angelats, Genomcore cofounder and CBDO, talks about the SiGenES project, a national library of shared Spanish genomic variants to help clinicians deliver faster, more accurate diagnoses.
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