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Simultaneous provider projects, such as health information exchanges, make EMR adoption a challenge at times in the UAE, but stakeholders can learn from global experiences, says Malaffi CEO Atif Albraiki.

Even though the manifestation of digital health issues locally may differ, there are plenty of opportunities to share learnings from matters such as workforce, says Health Informatics Society of Australia CEO Louise Schaper.

Patient autonomy is revolutionized by giving them access to their data, says Enlightening Results CEO Grace Cordovano, a board-certified patient advocate.

Mary L. Bouxsein, professor of orthopedic surgery at Harvard Medical School, looks at the effects of space flight on the muscular skeletal system and how to minimize bone loss during long-duration flights such as a mission to Mars.

NHS Digital Academy co-founder Dr. Harpreet Sood discusses the need to skill up the workforce and take advantage of the data available to help prevent clinician burnout.

Cylera Chief Security Strategist Richard Staynings says hospitals only have seconds to respond using defensive AI to recognize algorithm transformations taking place is suspected malware.

Angela Velkova, director for communities and strategic relations for HIMSS International, discusses what the HIMSS Nursing & Midwifery Informatics Network means for England.

The push to the payer-provider model, where the private sector occupies a larger role and patients are put at the center, is the focus for Omar Shraim, CIO at SapphireHMS, Kuwait.

The NHS must adopt a new attitude toward innovation, says Ramon Vullings, speaker, author, cross-industry expert and self-titled ideaDJ.

"The way healthcare is set up, there's a built-in power differential between the patient and the doctor," says Dr. Danny Sands, who explains how the Society for Participatory Medicine, which he co-founded, is working to change that.