Videos

Thomas Hutchinson, executive director of digestive health and experiential reality, and neurosurgeon Dr. Robert Louis discuss utilizing VR and AR to evaluate a patient’s anatomy in 3D and implementing the tech as a preoperative tool.

Terri Ripley, CIO of OrthoVirginia, discusses the specialty orthopedic practice's reaction to a Ryuk ransomware attack, what the team learned during the 18-month recovery and the importance of clinical and operational teams.

Anca del Rio, a Basel health tech arena leader, relays her experience as a judge at the Startup PitchFest at HIMSS23 Europe, and the factors startups need to possess to go to market and scale successfully, including attraction capital.

Veneeth Purushotaman, Group CIO at Aster DM Healthcare, discusses emerging technology use in healthcare, deploying innovations in various jurisdictions and his advice for early-stage healthcare facilities adopting advanced technology.

Filipe Santos Costa, CEO and chairman of Portugal's international trade and investment agency AICEP, discusses trade and investments in healthcare in the country and its work with HIMSS to promote Portuguese healthcare services abroad.

Tarra Kerr and Ashok Kurian of Texas Children's Hospital relay how their healthcare system became a Davies Award winner and the roles of technology and its simulation center in ensuring satisfactory results for patients and providers.

Dr. Christian Dameff, medical director of cybersecurity at UC San Diego Health, highlights the panel he'll join at HIMSS Cybersecurity Forum in Boston to discuss changing the traditional ways of thinking about digital care quality and security.

Raed Alhamze, IT executive director of Saudi Arabia's Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs, relays how the hospital system achieved HIMSS digital maturity in multiple categories: EMRAM, EHR, analytics, infrastructure and outpatient EMRs.

Anjali Kataria, CEO and cofounder of Mytonomy, highlights her company's digital streaming platform that provides patients with credible education materials while decreasing time burdens on healthcare providers and employing AI technology.

Altering education methods and allowing employees to be innovative with career flexibility are crucial to ensuring retention and longevity in the healthcare workforce, says Dr Shafi Ahmed, chief medical officer at Medical Realities.