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 2022 Tech Forum: Real World Implementations and Innovation Through LEAP in Health IT
Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT - (Saturday January 28, 2023) September 16, 2022The LEAP in Health IT Program seeks to address emerging challenges that inhibit the advancement of interoperable health IT. This session will feature speakers from three LEAP projects, sharing implementation strategies and the innovative approaches awardees are using to promote data exchange, patient engagement, and semantic data harmonization. Alison Kemp, MPH, ONC (Moderator) Wei Chang, MPH, ONC (Moderator) Angie Brenner, Missouri Department of Mental Health Anjum Khurshid, MD, PhD, University of Texas at Austin Eliel Oliveira, University of Texas at Austin Wilson D. Pace, MD, FAAFP, DARTNet Institute Burak Serdar, Cloud Privacy Labs Duane Shumate, Missouri Department of Mental Health…  Making the Learning Health System a Sustainable Reality
Digital Health Frontier - (Friday January 27, 2023) By John Halamka and Paul Cerrato — When clinicians have no definitive guidelines or empirical evidence on which to base their decisions, they still must come up with a care plan that meets their patients’ needs. Combining data from the available published studies with intelligence gleaned from electronic patient records can… |
 FBI disrupts Hive ransomware: Hospitals among those spared
Healthcare IT news - (Friday January 27, 2023) Beginning this past July, the Federal Bureau of Investigation – with the assistance of overseas law enforcement agencies from Canada to Lithuania and victimized asset operators across various sectors – seized the servers and websites of the Hive ransomware network, FBI Director Christopher Wray announced on Thursday. The disruption makes hospitals safer against high-impact ransomware attacks, says the American Hospital Association.  Gaming tech is being used for dementia treatment
Healthcare IT news - (Friday January 27, 2023) Research shows that apathy is a significant challenge for people living with dementia. They lose the ability to take initiative, which has an enormous effect on their emotional and physical wellbeing. This makes the disorder much harder to treat.THE PROBLEM |
 2021 Annual Meeting: HHS Health IT Activities to Advance SDOH Data Use & Interop for Health Equity
Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT - (Friday January 27, 2023) March 30, 2021HHS is committed to achieving improvements in people’s lives by reducing health inequities. Social determinants of health such as poverty, unequal access to health care, lack of education, stigma, and racism are underlying, contributing factors of health inequities. This session will spotlight health data and interoperability related activities and approaches across several HHS agencies that aim to help address persistent inequities in health and health care and will include visionary remarks from HHS experts involved in research, public health, community living, and minority health.JaWanna Henry, MPH, ONC, ModeratorSamantha Meklir, MPP, ONC, ModeratorTimothy Carney, PhD, MPH, MBA, CDCKelly Cronin, MPH,…  2022 Annual Meeting: Social Determinants of Health Clinical Decision Support (Exhibit Hall)
Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT - (Friday January 27, 2023) April 13, 2022Exhibit Hall Presentation… |
 Charlie’s Table Gluten Free Pasta Invites Everyone to Eat Together
eHealth Radio Network - (Thursday January 26, 2023) Bennett Hirsch and David Landay of Charlie’s Table, a company that specializes in delicious gluten-free and kosher pasta joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Nutrition Channels.  Omaha program uses HIE tech to improve postpartum care for minority parents and children
Healthcare IT news - (Thursday January 26, 2023) CyncHealth, Collective Medical and Innsena are being recognized by the Department of Health and Human Services’ Racial Equity in Postpartum Care Challenge, including federal funding of $40,000, for their postpartum care program in Omaha.Pregnancy-related deaths are three to four times more common among minorities than among Caucasian women, even among those with a college degree. This program improves postpartum care for Black and Indigenous parents and children with high-risk conditions who participate in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and significantly reduces maternal and neonatal mortality. |
 Orlando Health to launch AI-driven hospital-at-home services
Healthcare IT news - (Thursday January 26, 2023) Data from the new hospital-at-home platform will be accessible through Orlando Health’s Epic electronic health records through a multiyear agreement with the connected health and digital therapeutics company.WHY IT MATTERS  Manipal Hospitals further digitises with Fujifilm’s PACS
Healthcare IT news - (Thursday January 26, 2023) Manipal Hospitals, one of India’s biggest hospital chains, has entered into a long-term partnership with Fujifilm India for the deployment of a large-scale PACS.Based on their agreement, Fujifilm’s RICS PACS will be rolled out in 23 hospitals and 45 teleradiology facilities under Manipal Hospitals’ network across India. |
