Medical Devices

The technology uses the smart TV in an in-patient setting as a hub to deliver relevant, integrated clinical information, says Rebecca Stametz, VP of digital transformation at Geisinger's Steele Institute for Health Innovation.

International Virtual Reality Healthcare Association (IVRHA) executive director and founder Bob Fine talks about VR use in the health field, the evolution of medical XR and the 7th Annual Virtual Reality and Healthcare Global Symposium.

To highlight their HIMSS23 session, Margie Zuk and Penny Chase of MITRE share updates to the Medical Device Cybersecurity Regional Incident Preparedness and Response Playbook.  

Florence Hudson, executive director of Columbia University's Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub, previews her HIMSS23 look at the new IoT specification meant to help medical devices communicate safely and securely.

Harris Health System CISO Jeffrey Vinson, talks about situational awareness and IoMT security. Ordr CEO Jim Hyman discusses how hospital networks can manage the volume of connected-devices through intelligence.  

The Translational Research Institute for Space Health's deputy director and chief innovation officer, James Hury, talks about the ways healthcare innovators work with space exploration companies to study astronaut health in order to enhance healthcare on Earth.  

Voice biomarker technology and machine learning can help assess clinical depression and anxiety in health conversations, explains Grace Chang, cofounder and CEO of Kintsugi.  

Teams performing clinical care can monitor installed heart pumps from their devices, and can improve family and patient communications, according to Dawn Bardot, Abiomed's senior director global services.

Victor Brown, founder and CEO of Xcellent Life, explains how wearable devices and an AI-driven application are meant to improve health equity in underserved communities.

Workouts can use connected devices to make them more interactive and engaging, according to Active Wellness Chief Digital Officer Mike Rucker.