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Amid workforce shortages and demand for care, devices, apps and remote monitoring will transform homes into healthcare hubs to ease pressure on clinicians while expanding care access, according to HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf.
Kassaundra McKnight-Young, Zebra Technologies CNIO, recommends that rising healthcare leaders work closely with bedside clinicians to understand their technology needs and design people-centered solutions.
While AI is increasing the rate of cyber incidents, Robert Herjavec, cybersecurity expert and star of ABC's "Shark Tank," says 85% of ransomware attacks still originate from email or MFA breaches.
Vincci Tang and Dr. Phil Klassen of Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences talk about how using data to anticipate and manage behavioral health problems in near real time helped the health system win a Davies Award.
The last day of the global conference featured high-profile keynotes from CMS' Dr. Mehmet Oz and actor Jeremy Renner as well as insightful discussions that ranged from AI to home monitoring devices.
The Houston, Texas HIMSS chapter, according to Memorial Hermann Health's Ini Ekiko Thomas, keeps energy high with meetups, panels and vendor events and offers something for everyone looking to grow a career in healthcare IT.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS administrator, tells HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf that the agency is modernizing its billing platform to keep pace with today's digital health ecosystem and aims to recruit talent and partners to bring advanced tech and AI into everyday care.
Healthcare Finance News, Healthcare IT News and MobiHealthNews editors discuss Day 2 of HIMSS26, including sessions on insider risk and conflict between state and federal AI regs, as well as a keynote on the future of consumer health tools.
The theme for the second day of HIMSS26 was AI transformation, and this video offers a look at interviews with leaders about ambient AI, governance and how wearables can uncover health insights.
Aga Khan University combined a decade of Kenyan healthcare data so it can be mined to help provide more preventive care, says Farhana Alarakhiya, 2026 Changemaker Awardee and the university's chief data innovation officer.