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The effort to strengthen the digital health workforce needs cooperation and streamlining, says Georgi Chaltikyan, MD, head of digital health and professor at Deggendorf Institute of Technology.

Availity's VP of product management Mark Martin explains how the company seeks to give payers and providers a streamlined process for approvals, referrals and claims management via AI and machine learning.                                              

Care delivery can't only happen at the hospital, according to Mike Luessi, global head of healthcare and life sciences at ServiceNow. The home must be a setting for care delivery beyond the hospital.

Precision medicine is entering the mainstream, from genetic insights informing a range of specialties to primary care using pharmacogenomics, according to Dr. Joel Diamond of 2bPrecise.

Informatics and technology can be a source for innovation in remote patient care, according to Nirav Shah, MD, Medical Director of Quality Innovation for NorthShore University HealthSystem.

Smile, a FHIR-based enterprise data platform, helps manage data from a variety of sources for payers, providers and researchers, according to Duncan Weatherston, CEO of Smile CDR.

The latest Philips Future Health Index report offers new insights, including how the shortage in staff changes patient care, according to Elad Benjamin, general manager at Clinical Data Services at Philips.

Greater data access can lead to better patient journeys, says Hassan Chaudhury, interim commercial director for DATA-CAN, the U.K.’s Health Data Research Hub for Cancer.

Everyone must have access to new connected health tech, according to Rhonel Cinous, who serves on the United Spinal Association's Tech Access Group.

Patient-driven consent-management tools and granular data segmentation need to be balanced for health equity, patient privacy and interoperability, according to Cambridge Health Alliance's chief medical information officer, Hannah Galvin, MD.