Telehealth

American Telemedicine Association (ATA) chair of the board of directors Joe Kvedar, MD, looks forward to the topics attendees can learn about at the coming ATA 2022 Conference and Expo from May 1 to 3 in Boston.

HIMSS SVP of government relations Tom Leary discusses HIMSS' efforts with Congress to ease access to telehealth and to improve remote patient monitoring, and how the HIMSS Foundation would like to diversify the healthcare IT workforce.

KSB Hospital's VP and CIO Ray Sharp talks about telehealth, cybersecurity training and patient data for clinical decision-making.

This week's top stories include Black, Hispanic, Asian American and other minority Medicaid enrollees reporting significantly worse experiences around care access compared to their white counterparts, and Amazon Care expanding in-person services to 20 new cities.

Cofounder and CEO of Brightline Naomi Allen explains how virtual tech could expand access to children's mental health services.

SureShow CEO Dr. Shelley Cooper discusses ways that virtual care can generate better scheduling and help vulnerable people with access.  

Biofourmis Chief Commercial Officer Sheeza Hussain discusses how an advanced analytics engine can deliver baseline metrics for individuals to providers.

Miles Romney, cofounder and chief technology officer of eVisit, explains how the company adapted to increasing telehealth volumes and setting up new providers remotely.

Deep Dive: During COVID-19, adults have reported greater rates of depression and anxiety, but many can't get care. Telehealth can fill the void.

Revation Systems VP of marketing Robert Murphy talks about working with providers and patients to offer a "digital office" and make it work seamlessly.