Driving Better Patient Experiences Through Workflow Technology

Management of patient data is easily one of the most pressing responsibilities faced by healthcare organizations today. Modern technology and innovative approaches to care are making it easier than ever for patients to receive the treatment they need when they need it, but these advances are challenging the standard approach to privacy and protection of data. How do you ensure ease of access to patient records in a timely manner without compromising privacy? In this webinar, Nick Desai, CEO and Co-Founder of Heal, and Kevin Sheu, Director of Customer Identity Solutions at Okta, discuss the challenges of balancing patient control with data security.

The healthcare industry’s current struggles to reduce costs, improve patient outcomes, and increase access to information are fundamentally transforming the delivery of health services. To help understand how hospitals and health systems are thinking about modernizing their IT and network infrastructure to support digital transformation, HIMSS Media and Juniper Networks recently conducted a joint survey among IT decision makers at U.S. healthcare providers.

Healthcare is moving to the consumer, offering unprecedented power to patients and new market entrants. And, as data becomes dominant in driving innovation and integration forward, how is the industry responding? How is AI creating new opportunities and challenges? And, in what ways are industry leaders redefining the ways in which we think about “healthcare”? Breaking down the expected 2019 trends – featuring insights from HIMSS19 and CES – Validic CEO Drew Schiller and Kaiser Permanente CHIO John Mattison detail the the year ahead. Tune in for your roadmap to 2019 digital health innovation.

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