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This week's top stories include the launch of Telehealth Access for America, which aims to protect and expand access to telehealth, and a last-minute deal that avoids cuts to reimbursement to hospitals and physicians.

Medical device cyberattacks have to be defended against, according to John Gomez, CEO at Sensato Cybersecurity.

Jonah Comstock, HIMSS Media's Editor in Chief, gives the biggest headlines from November, including Amazon's moves and FDA and CMS news.

Kanav Hasija, cofounder and chief customer officer at Innovaccer, talks about how his cloud-based platform accelerated the COVID-19 response with Dr. Soham Shah, vice president of clinical informatics at Dignity Health.

Castell CEO David Dirks talks about the advantages of enhancing clinical information with other sources to personalize care.  

This week's top stories include TeamHealth's court victory against UnitedHealthcare for engaging in unfair reimbursement practices, and UC Davis Health's AWS-powered CIC that aims to further digital health equity.

Dillon Fassett, program coordinator at the University of Michigan Health's Metro Health, and Dr. Augusto Elias, medical director of Metro Health, say tech-backed communication benefits stroke care.

Jack Lee, CEO of SkyLabs, discusses how medical sensors and devices have helped patients manage chronic disease and reduce hospital visits.

Logan Plaster, media director of StartUp Health, talks about the "network effect," where leaders can exchange areas of expertise.

Clearwater Compliance vice president for consulting services Cathie Brown stresses the need for cybersecurity collaboration between the board and IT pros.