Quality and Safety

In November, AppliedVR got FDA De Novo clearance for the EaseVRx system to help treat chronic lower back pain. CEO Matthew Stoudt goes into how the technology works and the company's plans going forward.

Zach Fink, CEO of VyTrac, brought technology to Puerto Rico for healthcare access post-hurricane. Other locations have found it useful in routine care.

This week's top stories include Elizabeth Holmes' conviction on three counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud by lying to investors, and jobs numbers that show healthcare is among the top three industries cited in the rise in monthly "quits rate."

Motient can use workflows it derives from data to help providers get past the challenges of moving patients, according to company president Dallan Huff.

Precision dosing can help gear treatment to the patient, explains Sirj Goswami, CEO and cofounder of InsightRX.

Sensato Cybersecurity CEO John Gomez talks about the cyber threat to medical devices.

This week's top stories include TeamHealth winning its lawsuit against UnitedHealthcare for engaging in unfair reimbursement practices, and baby tech company Owlet pulling its connected-sock wearables following an FDA warning letter.

The University of Michigan Health's Metro Health program coordinator Dillon Fassett and Dr. Augusto Elias, medical director of Metro Health, stress the value of communication employing technology for early stroke care.

Cathie Brown, vice president for consulting services at Clearwater Compliance says close cooperation between IT and the top of the organization can result in good cyber protocols.

Miquel Angel Garcia, Head of Medical Systems Division EMEA at Olympus, describes pressing goals for hospitals and how Olympus gives support for fulfilling their top priorities.