Imprivata CIO drives home cybersecurity risks for hospitals and what they can do to minimize them
Imprivata CIO Aaron Miri called attention to cybersecurity risks hospitals face and ways they can reduce medical errors with biometrics.
Imprivata CIO Aaron Miri called attention to cybersecurity risks hospitals face and ways they can reduce medical errors with biometrics.
At Health Datapalooza this week, Akili Interactive Labs and WellDoc officers talked about validating their "software as a drug" products.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
Ann Waldo, who runs a boutique law firm specializing in privacy law, health policy and data strategy for digital health companies, took part in a discussion on navigating regulatory hurdles in digital health at Health Datapalooza this week.
Cofounders Dr. Tom Delbanco and Jan Walker received the Data Liberator award at Health Datapalooza this week. The award highlights people, organizations and initiatives improving data transparency and access in healthcare.
"We need our physicians to be patient facing, not computer facing," he said in a keynote speech delivered at the Health Datapalooza conference. "We simply have to do a better job of reducing the burden on healthcare providers."
"Few pharma companies are ready to disrupt the traditional model," said Otsuka Pharmaceuticals U.S. Senior Director of Innovative Data Solutions Pravin Jadhav.
At Health Datapalooza this week, Dr. Rasu Shrestha, the Chief Innovation Officer of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, said: "In the next one, two, three, four years, we’re going to really see all of the disruption coming, and we’re seeing that, not just in the talk that we’re propagating."
In a panel at Health Datapalooza this week, Zed Kimmel, CEO and Co-founder of remote monitoring startup, Atlas5D, sought to illustrate what can happen when a large company cannot shift gears and the cost of that intransigence.
"It's great to be here before Mr. Trump puts those walls up," quipped British MP George Freeman, Minister for Life Sciences.
"Trust needs to be based on reality not fantasy," said Marshall Allen, who covers patient safety for ProPublica.
We will highlight Build My Health's revenue practice management tools, which could help physician practices add up to $250,000 to their practices.
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