Videos

FarmaTrust CEO Raja Sharif says blockchain ensures greater data integrity in areas such as AI, analytics and regulatory reporting, which can increase public confidence in the use of data.

Google product managers Kurt Ericson and Rohit Talreja discuss how APIs offer healthcare organizations the ability to migrate to the cloud while addressing the needs for better interoperability of data and systems.

Providence St. Joseph Health brought in a chief medical analytics officer who is a physician and data scientist, so he is able to understand clinical context as well as data structure, says CCO Amy Compton-Phillips.

Srinivasan Suresh, MD, VP at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, says start with engaging the clinicians and have a team to standardize care to reduce variation for measurable changes.

Arie Meir, product manager with Google Cloud Healthcare, discusses how AI and the cloud can increase operational efficiency, which would lead to more uniform diagnoses, better treatment and fewer mistakes.

Tina Esposito, chief health information officer at Advocate Aurora Health, says her organization's data and analytics heart failure pilot realized a 23 percent reduction in utilization.

Paula Cobb, head of Global Strategic Marketing for Healthcare Informatics at Philips, discusses how digital health technology can improve the clinician and patient experience across the globe.

Ilia Tulchinsky, engineering director at Google Cloud Healthcare & Life Sciences, explains how an ecosystem of applications that include APIs could enable the free flow of innovation.  

Watch the stream of the Helsinki event's second day in its entirety, with discussions on pressing issues including interoperability and EHRs.

Watch the stream of the first day of our event in Helsinki in its entirety: Topics include such as hot issues as blockchain, cybersecurity and patient advocacy.