
5th Annual Digital Medicine Conference
Come join thought-leaders in this one-of-a-kind event dedicated to bringing the promise of digital innovation to the real world of healthcare delivery.
Virtual Conference December 5 - 8, 2021
About the Conference
Whether you are a health system CEO, a pharmaceutical company executive, a start-up founder, allied health professional, researcher, or a healthcare provider, you will come away with a greater understanding of the digital health landscape and have the opportunity to help design the future of healthcare.

COVID-19 Lessons Learned
Success stories and lessons learned from the rapid expansion of digital health capabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
How to promote and sustain diversity, equity and inclusion while designing and administering digital health programs

Future of Digital Health
Where do we go from here? Digital health's role in care delivery beyond 2021
Speakers

Sameer Pujari
Acting Head of Unit, Digital Health and Innovation (DHI), World Health Organization

Simon Mathews
CMO, Vivante; Asst. Prof. Medicine, Div. of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Johns Hopkins Medicine

Sameer Badlani, MD
Chief Digital Officer and EVP for Technology Services, M Health Fairview

Mark Rosing, MD
Chair of OBGYN, SBH Health System

Samir Mistry, Pharm.D, MBA
Vice President of Pharmacy at Capital Blue Cross

Jitendra Barmecha, MD, MPH
CIO, SVP, St. Barnabas Hospital (SBH Health System)

Karen Murphy, PhD, RN
EVP and Chief Innovation Officer, Geisinger Clinic
Schedule highlights
Stage
Dec 06 12:00PM–12:25PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/HfecS6s4NgWbqh7wczn2Sk9zRUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T17:00Z2021-12-06T17:25ZOpening Remarks & WelcomearcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Opening Remarks & Welcome
Opening Remarks and Welcome
Ashish Atreja, MD, MPH, Founding Chair, NODE.Health, Chief Information and Digital Health Officer, UC Davis Health
About DMC and "This Year’s Themes - COVID Lessons Learned, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Future of Digital Health
Yauheni Solad, MD MBA, DMC Planning Committee Chair, NODE.Health Executive Board, Chief Medical Information Officer, Yale New Haven
About the Evidence Matters Competition
Vicky Tiase, PhD, RN-BC, Director, Research Science, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, NODE.Health Board Member and Evidence Matters Awards Chair
Stage
Dec 06 12:25PM–01:25PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/2Sy182tgI508hPHtzPp4NmSFzUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T17:25Z2021-12-06T18:25ZKeynote - Advancing Regulation, Innovation, and Safety - What You Need to Now Know about US Regulatory Priorities Impacting Digital Health During the Pandemic and BeyondarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Keynote - Advancing Regulation, Innovation, and Safety - What You Need to Now Know about US Regulatory Priorities Impacting Digital Health During the Pandemic and Beyond
As digital health solutions become more advanced and relevant in the delivery of healthcare, it is important to understand how regulators will balance the challenges of digital with the opportunities it brings. In this session, leading government officials will discuss recent regulatory changes and future priorities that will enable equitable digital health adoption, public health data modernization, and balance safety and risk with the increased use of real-world evidence to accelerate the implementation of evidence-based practices and innovation for healthcare delivery and public health.
Session Objectives:
- Status of existing digital regulations and the future of regulating digital health
- Lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and priority focus areas for the Biden Administration moving forward
- Major concerns of digital health providers and consumers and how has COVID changed priorities with regard to equity, privacy, security, and safety
- CMS view on the future of telemedicine practice and reimbursement
- FDA views on regulatory risk and safety and changing role of digital
- ONC focus on interoperability and data modernization
- CDC focus on data, surveillance, and public health
Confirmed Speakers
- Daniel Jernigan, MD, MPH, Deputy Director for Public Health Science and Surveillance, Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Alexandra Mugge, Director, and Deputy Chief Health Informatics Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
- Micky Tripathi, MPP, Ph.D., National Coordinator for Health IT, Office of the National Coordinator For Health Information (ONC)
- Shahid Shah, Publisher & CEO, Medigy.com (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 06 01:25PM–02:05PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/S259l38XK4P81eQlzsGfGR229UTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T18:25Z2021-12-06T19:05ZWHO Global Strategy on Digital Health and Implementation RoadmaparcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health and Implementation Roadmap
The vision of the global strategy is to improve health for everyone, everywhere by accelerating the development and adoption of appropriate, accessible, affordable, scalable and sustainable person-centric digital health solutions to prevent, detect and respond to epidemics and pandemics, developing infrastructure and applications that enable countries to use health data to promote health and well-being, and to achieve the health-related Sustainable Development Goals and the triple billion targets of WHO’s Thirteenth General Programme of Work, 2019–2023.
Speakers:
Sameer Pujari, Acting Head of Unit, Digital Health and Innovation (DHI), World Health Organization
Yauheni Solad, MD, MBA, DMC Planning Committee Chair, NODE.Health Executive Board, Chief Medical Information Officer, Yale New Haven Health (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 06 02:05PM–03:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/5fqVfdLpdi8SZdKaZnGhmqeLMUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T19:05Z2021-12-06T20:00ZTalk The Talk, Walk The Walk - Evaluate and Implement Digital Health Solutions that Measurably Improve Patient ExperiencearcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Talk The Talk, Walk The Walk - Evaluate and Implement Digital Health Solutions that Measurably Improve Patient Experience
Changing perceptions around safety, patient care and virtual care have created a new landscape where patient-focused care is more tech-powered than ever before. Within the hospital, technologies that take a page from virtual care tools are providing more adaptive, engaging, and informative for inpatients and families. Flexible, adaptable digital tools that are user-friendly for patients and families and provide secure, convenient access to their data are key. Join us to learn how to manage health data at scale and make it easier for healthcare organizations to improve the patient experience, coordinate care, and drive operational efficiency, while helping support end-to-end security, compliance, and interoperability of health data.
Session Objectives:
Improve the patient experience with data and digital health
Patient connectivity and experience that matches patient expectations inside and outside of the healthcare setting
Patient outreach and reengagement for effective care coordination
Tools to ensure that patients feel more, rather than less, engaged in remote care relationships
Confirmed Speakers
Jen Horonjeff, Founder & CEO, Savvy Cooperative
Dwight McBee, SVP & Chief Experience Officer, Jefferson Health Enterprise
Julie Rish, PhD Associate Chief Experience Officer, Cleveland Clinic Health System
Mica Bard, User Experience and Customer Experience Director, Novartis
Vishnu Saxena, Digital General Manager, Dedalus
Jay Erickson, Partner, Wellness Lead, Modus, NODE.Health Board Member (Moderator)
+1Stage
Dec 06 03:00PM–04:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/E8qc2rdYaBbSzHHQF9HlAGCwgUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T20:00Z2021-12-06T21:00ZBanishing Burnout with Best in Class Technologies: The Digital Health Tools You Need to Take Care of Your OwnarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Banishing Burnout with Best in Class Technologies: The Digital Health Tools You Need to Take Care of Your Own
Covid-19 has placed enormous pressure on an already strained healthcare industry. As the pace of digital transformation accelerates to respond to this environment, automating physician workflows with AI-powered, ambient technologies can ease the workload, reduce burnout among providers, and help our hospitals emerge stronger than before.
Session Objectives:
- How health systems can lessen their administrative burden to give caregivers more time to spend with their patients
- The new disruptive AI-powered technologies being used in telehealth, urgent care, primary care, and ambulatory settings
- How AI and ambient technologies enable physicians and patients to connect as human beings
Confirmed Speakers:
- Julia Adler-Milstein, PhD, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Center for Clinical Informatics and Improvement Research, University of California
- Peter Yellowlees, MD, Chief Wellness Officer, UC Davis Health
- Vivian Pender MD, DLFAPA, President of the American Psychiatric Association, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Weill Cornell Medical College (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 06 04:00PM–04:45PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/3LMwBYo0qHbrhE0qyMn8mCSceUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T21:00Z2021-12-06T21:45ZKeynote: Truth Seeking, Testing, Tracking, and Treating Covid-19 arcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Keynote: Truth Seeking, Testing, Tracking, and Treating Covid-19
Session Objectives:
- From the beginning to the forever of living with the pandemic
- What we know about existing variants and vaccine efficacy
- Politics, policies, and public health's big problem - radical transparency and the epidemic of misinformation
- The role of digital health and information technology in ending the epidemic and preventing the next one
Speakers
John Brownstein, PhD, Chief Innovation Officer, Boston Children’s Hospital
Samuel Scarpino, PhD, Managing Director, Rockefeller Foundation, Affiliate Professor, Northeastern University.
Aenor Sawyer, MD, MS, Director, UCSF Skeletal Health Service
Director, UC Space Health, Dept Orthopaedic Surgery, UCSF
Co-Director, UCSF Center for Advanced 3D + Technologies
Stage
Dec 06 04:47PM–05:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/bb4JNt7h0n2QUYp0LOeVRy0yBUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T21:47Z2021-12-06T22:00ZClosing RemarksarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Closing Remarks
- Thank you to our Sponsors
- Keeping in touch and becoming engaged with NODE.Health
Stage
Dec 06 05:00PM–05:40PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/DqheVCpgP7ptK7Pr0GOZEMZ63UTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-06T22:00Z2021-12-06T22:40ZWHO Global Strategy on Digital Health and Implementation RoadmaparcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health and Implementation Roadmap
The vision of the global strategy is to improve health for everyone, everywhere by accelerating the development and adoption of appropriate, accessible, affordable, scalable and sustainable person-centric digital health solutions to prevent, detect and respond to epidemics and pandemics, developing infrastructure and applications that enable countries to use health data to promote health and well-being, and to achieve the health-related Sustainable Development Goals and the triple billion targets of WHO’s Thirteenth General Programme of Work, 2019–2023.
Speakers:
Sameer Pujari, Acting Head of Unit, Digital Health and Innovation (DHI), World Health Organization
Yauheni Solad, MD, MBA, DMC Planning Committee Chair, NODE.Health Executive Board, Chief Medical Information Officer, Yale New Haven Health (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 07 12:00PM–12:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/DnUrUod2W5E9E7iIloTlkPgypUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T17:00Z2021-12-07T17:30ZOpening RemarksarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Opening Remarks
Stage
Dec 07 12:30PM–01:15PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/DwGEIxL0oyagj4lItXSanoslaUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T17:30Z2021-12-07T18:15ZKeynote: Separating the Signal from the Noise - Lessons from COVID’s Impact Healthcare InnovationarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Keynote: Separating the Signal from the Noise - Lessons from COVID’s Impact Healthcare Innovation
There is opportunity in a crisis and the moment to shine a spotlight on innovation and leveraging digital health technologies has never been brighter. Organizations underwent extreme pressures this last year, pressure to keep students and employees safe, pressure to stay afloat to continue the mission. As healthcare systems scrambled to understand the impact of the pandemic, digital health tools and digital medicine have enabled a more proficient strategy and response from the beginning through key coalitions and expert panels to open data resource centers and the deployment of AI-based solutions. This session highlights approaches to innovation and the integration of evidence-based principles and practices across premier organizations from community health systems to major academic health centers.
Session Objectives:
- Strategies for sustainable innovation and their organizations - Managing an organization through 2021
- Opportunities and challenges - Navigating what is true, what is false, and what needs to be figured out
- Promising DH innovation - Where were digital solutions helpful and how do we know beyond Telemedicine
Confirmed Speakers
Omkar Kulkarni, MPH, Chief Innovation Officer, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles
Aaron Martin, Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Officer, Providence St. Joseph's Health,
Managing General Partner, Providence Ventures
Karen Murphy, PhD, RN, EVP/ Chief Innovation and Digital Transformation Officer, Geisinger Clinic
Jared Augenstein, MPH/MA, Director, Manatt Health (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 07 01:15PM–01:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/85CUp8Cc10LC7ghVW7Dy14CQcUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T18:15Z2021-12-07T18:30ZValidating Digital Health: Results from Mobile App Evaluation Study and Example of Real-World Clinical ApplicationarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Validating Digital Health: Results from Mobile App Evaluation Study and Example of Real-World Clinical Application
Objectives:
1. To learn pragmatic approach to validating health technology.
2. To understand performance and limitations of existing digital health mobile applications based on results of real-world assessment.
3. To understand how to conduct clinical assessment of digital health technology based on real-world examples.
Speaker:
Simon C. Mathews, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Vivante Health and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins Medicine
Stage
Dec 07 01:30PM–02:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/GaG4pzCHcwa8q0qf2bDxMQs5fUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T18:30Z2021-12-07T19:30ZHow to Sustain Telehealth Adoption Post-COVID: Onboarding and Offboarding Best Practices That Can Keep Patients Engaged - Findings from the 2021 Patient.NODE WorkgrouparcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030How to Sustain Telehealth Adoption Post-COVID: Onboarding and Offboarding Best Practices That Can Keep Patients Engaged - Findings from the 2021 Patient.NODE Workgroup
77% of clinicians surveyed by Health Mavens in 2021 agree that telemedicine can increase the number of visits to a practice. Yet across the board healthcare systems struggle to meet 15% usage of it by patients post-Covid. Join us to learn about the value you are leaving on the table by not investing in telemedicine. This is one of the rare cases of “if you build it, they will come”.
We will talk about our learnings from our work this year speaking with Yale, Geisinger, SBH Health System, and other healthcare leaders. The good news is we found a clear pattern of strategic approach that leads to a higher level of engagement and sustainable use of digital health post-COVID.
Our attendees will have the opportunity to join our group in 2022 and continue the work of promoting best practices for patient experience. Let’s all do better for our patients in 2022!
Objectives of Session
- Telehealth onboarding practices that lead to higher patient and clinician engagement with telehealth
- Offboarding best telehealth practices that keep patient engagement and lead to better outcomes
- Best practices for organizational design and organizational accountability
Speakers:
- Jay Erickson, Partner, Wellness Lead, Modus, NODE.Health Board Member
- Liv Gagne, Associate Director, Patient Partnerships, Astellas
- Stacy Lloyd, Digital Health at the American Medical Association
- Anne Morse MD, Clinical Associate Professor, Geisinger
- Mark Rosing MD, Chair of OBGYN, SBH Health System
- Matt Sakumoto MD, Virtualist & Clinical Informatics Physician Champion, Sutter Health
- Liliana Petrova CCXP, CEO/Founder at The Petrova Experience (Moderator)
+2Stage
Dec 07 02:30PM–03:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/tA0npXy9QvZl3boJc24zQooDQUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T19:30Z2021-12-07T20:30ZFrom Regional Data Exchange to Global Data Sharing: Access to Quality Data for Patient Care and Public HealtharcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030From Regional Data Exchange to Global Data Sharing: Access to Quality Data for Patient Care and Public Health
Harnessing vast amounts of available healthcare data to optimize the care of patients depends on a collaborative culture across many organizations. Progress to overcome the siloed nature in which most healthcare data live has been made, but we are still in the early days of interoperability. In order to begin to address local, regional, national, and global population health challenges, it will be critical for health systems, public health agencies, and governments to effectively exchange data to develop and guide programs. We will focus on the intersection of big data and interoperability by discussing what’s already being done, what questions remain unanswered, and where to go from here.
Objectives:
- To understand the need for healthcare data sharing and interoperability
- To understand challenges associated with data exchange
- To review U.S. initiatives in support of data exchange and public health
- To contrast U.S. and European approaches to mobile health data exchange
- To understand the opportunities and challenges for interoperability over the next 5-10 years
Speakers
- Harm Scherpbier, MD, CMIO at HealthShare Exchange
- Dipak Kalra, President, The European Institute for Innovation through Health Data
- Jeff Coughlin, Senior Director of Government Relations, HIMSS
- Ben Rosner, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Center for Clinical Informatics and Improvement Research, Division of Hospital Medicine, University of California San Francisco School of Medicine (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 07 03:30PM–04:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/w4IpSpu6EXlp4h1tv8sRUYY4AUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T20:30Z2021-12-07T21:30ZNODE.Health Evidence Matters Competition: Awards PresentationarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030NODE.Health Evidence Matters Competition: Awards Presentation
+3Stage
Dec 07 04:30PM–05:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/SmpgEDPs2G8WLW0LaKZOKBmY0UTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T21:30Z2021-12-07T22:30ZKeynote: Making a Difference Together - Learning from Unconventional Collaborations That Delivered Rapid and Radical Results During COVID TimesarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Keynote: Making a Difference Together - Learning from Unconventional Collaborations That Delivered Rapid and Radical Results During COVID Times
Healthcare has long been mired in bottlenecks that arise from misaligned incentives across stakeholders. Never before have healthcare stakeholders been as clear on the priorities as during the COVID-19 pandemic. Efforts to stem the spread, discover, and distribute the vaccine brought together healthcare organizations, technology firms, nonprofits, academia, and startups. Organizations shared resources, shared plans, and worked together and the power of collaboration was seen across the globe. In this session, we’ll spotlight the incredible achievements and the lessons learned.
Objectives of the Session
- Making Vaccine Credentialing Initiative
- LifeBridge and Under Armour
- MITRE initiatives in accelerating innovation during the pandemic
Speakers
- Brian Anderson, MD, Chief Digital Health Physician, The MITRE Corporation
- Christopher Longhurst, MD, CIO, UC San Diego Health
- Pothik Chatterjee, MBA, AVP Innovation, LifeBridge Health
- Ashish Atreja, MD, MPH, Founding Chair, NODE.Health, Chief Information and Digital Health Officer, UC Davis Health (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 07 05:25PM–06:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/q8MUK3fn3L4xGCZ6aiKwW81OxUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-07T22:25Z2021-12-07T23:00ZAbout NODE.Health and Closing Remarks arcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030About NODE.Health and Closing Remarks
Stage
Dec 08 12:00PM–12:10PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/C9PP8n0XO8IIihOSdoVYf8NbDUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T17:00Z2021-12-08T17:10ZOpening RemarksarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Opening Remarks
Stage
Dec 08 12:10PM–01:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/UKSZc1KjIveMNUXhjI7L2QkNXUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T17:10Z2021-12-08T18:00ZKeynote: Digital Medicine’s Role in Addressing Disparities and Inequities in Healthcare arcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Keynote: Digital Medicine’s Role in Addressing Disparities and Inequities in Healthcare
During the COVID pandemic, digital health tools such as telehealth and remote monitoring have been deployed and scaled at an unprecedented pace to maintain healthcare while minimizing transmission for patients and caregivers. However, it's essential to examine disparities in adoption and efficacy for populations with different types of barriers such as lack of digital skills, lack of access to the internet and devices, and language and physical challenges to using devices. Strong signals suggest that disparities in digital health adoption are likely to widen health disparities because they are concentrated among populations already facing poorer health outcomes and SDOH. In this session, national experts in digital health equity summarize what is known about equity in digital health adoption and efficacy, what is being done to increase equitable adoption, and what else needs to be done. In addition, they will discuss how digital health is being used to achieve equitable health, care, cost, and meaning in work across the system to finally address gross disparities across the US.
Session Objectives:
- Learn strategies for measuring equitable adoption and efficacy
- Learn what is known about equitable adoption and efficacy and what data gaps remain
- Understand barriers to, and facilitators of equitable adoption and use
- Learn strategies that health care systems could adopt to facilitate digital health equity such as partnerships between health care and community digital inclusion organizations
- Learn strategies for improving adoption by engaging people with low digital health readiness in tech development and deployment
Speakers:
- Kenrick Dwain Cato, PhD, RN, FAAN, Nurse Researcher/Assistant Professor for NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia University School of Nursing
- Esther Choo,MD, MPH Assoc. Prof., Center for Health Policy and Research, OHSU, Founding Member, TIME’S UP Healthcare
- Chris Gibbons, MD, MPH, Chief Health Innovation Advisor, FCC
- Jitendra Barmecha, MD, SVP, CIO, SBH Health System (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 08 01:00PM–02:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/wEhWBli52eFgK70kl3MsMVItaUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T18:00Z2021-12-08T19:00ZAddressing Inequities Arising with Rapid Telehealth AdoptionarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Addressing Inequities Arising with Rapid Telehealth Adoption
The pandemic gave us a lens into how quickly telehealth can be scaled up. Now that we have gotten comfortable with it and hospitals and clinics have reopened, we have an opportunity to evaluate where telehealth fits into the care spectrum and how it will be implemented and used beyond the pandemic by healthcare systems, clinicians, and their patients.
Session Objectives:
- Identify the relative benefits of remote monitoring and video versus audio telehealth
- Describe the barriers to and facilitators of equitable telehealth use
- Solve for disparities in telehealth use from an equity lens [e.g. who used video vs audio vs in person vs ED vs avoided care; what existing disparities do those populations have in health outcomes and SDOH?]
- What actions are being taken by various stakeholders (health care agencies, telehealth providers, payors, regulators, patient advocates, digital inclusion organizations) to address telehealth equity?
- Describe how equity metrics could be obtained and used to improve telehealth equity
Confirmed Speakers
Kati Moran, Telehealth Program Manager, Community Care Cooperative
Kathy Wibberly, PhD, Director, Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center
Amy Sheon, PhD, President, Public Health Innovators
Adimika Arthur, Executive Director, HealthTech for Medicaid (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 08 02:00PM–02:45PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/TmjAi00L2NZ06w2pXTNEmgvD3UTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T19:00Z2021-12-08T19:45ZOvercoming Current Challenges with Deployment of DTx at the Point of CarearcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Overcoming Current Challenges with Deployment of DTx at the Point of Care
According to a recent Xealth Study the biggest barriers to Digital Therapeutics (DTx) adoption are physician education, reimbursement, clinical evidence, consumer trust, access, and consumer awareness. Of course US regulations relating to DTx are also a changing landscape. In this session we will discuss how some health plans and providers are working to overcome the challenges and the benefits to cost, access, and outcomes that are being seen across the healthcare landscape.
Speakers:
Julia Strandberg, Chief Commercial Officer, Pear Therapeutics
Samir Mistry, Pharm.D, MBA, Vice President of Pharmacy at Capital Blue Cross
Yuri Maracich, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Pear Therapeutics
Yauheni Solad, MD, MBA, DMC Planning Committee Chair, NODE.Health Executive Board, Chief Medical Information Officer, Yale New Haven Health (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 08 02:45PM–03:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/eRojNO7WnDUcsvZJraNW1vzCBUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T19:45Z2021-12-08T20:30ZThe Mental Health Pandemic Caused by Covid-19 – What We Know and How to Battle It? arcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030The Mental Health Pandemic Caused by Covid-19 – What We Know and How to Battle It?
It is not a question of if, but how? There are over 10,000 mental health apps on the market today and little evidence guiding their effectiveness. Are digital mental solutions moving the needle in a measurable way and how can digital be applied to the greatest mental health needs? Are they just as powerful as the drugs historically used to treat illness? With all the apps focused on depression, mindfulness, and anxiety; are we forgetting other greater needs? In this session, we will review different strategies for assessing evidence for digital mental health and how to evaluate the efficacy of a solution to improve patient outcomes. How is the space evolving through the newfound capabilities?
Session Objectives:
- Learn about the latest trends in digital mental health (AI, design)
- Understand leading evidence for digital health driving improved outcomes
- Learn about studies and frameworks for evaluating digital mental health tools
Confirmed Speakers
Gowri Aragam, MD, Co-Founder, Chief Clinical Officer, Stanford Brainstorm, University of California, San Francisco
Yuri Maracich, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Pear Therapeutics
Victor Ugo, United for Global Mental Health, a mental-health advocacy group in London.
Steven Chan, MD MBA, Clinical Assistant Professor, Stanford University School of Medicine (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 08 03:30PM–04:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/YQDQpt4cLsz0KSFKlrGZIlVlGUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T20:30Z2021-12-08T21:00ZConnecting the Disconnected: Leveraging Digital Navigation Pathways (DNPs) to Provide Better Patient Outcomes and Eradicate the Health Equity GaparcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Connecting the Disconnected: Leveraging Digital Navigation Pathways (DNPs) to Provide Better Patient Outcomes and Eradicate the Health Equity Gap
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a shift in the digital health ecosystem as more services continue to transition to a virtual patient care environment. As a result, many patients have started to look for an integrated care journey instead of a single solution that can tackle the various barriers that exist in healthcare delivery. Recent innovations have leveraged emerging patient navigation and engagement strategies to support the evolving needs of both patients and providers. Join our talk to learn more about how a digital health unification approach has enhanced the patient experience, decreased the equity gap, and improved revenue streams for healthcare systems and community practices. We will explore one such use case at NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln Medical Center, where digital navigation pathways are being used to transform the colorectal cancer screening process.
Speakers:
Richard Strobridge the CEO of Rx.Health
Lara Rabiee, Chronic Disease Coordinator in Ambulatory Care Services at NYC Health and Hospitals/Lincoln
Stage
Dec 08 04:00PM–04:30PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/A3nKgXx3b8QsnlUyYI0WhnoPxUTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T21:00Z2021-12-08T21:30ZKeynote: Goodbye 2021, Hello 2022arcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Keynote: Goodbye 2021, Hello 2022
In the last two years, organizations underwent extreme pressures to keep students and employees safe and stay afloat to progress in their missions. When the dust settled, each organization recognized how prepared they were for crisis, or how vulnerable they were to a risky and rapidly changing environment.
Objectives
- Future of innovation: Managing an organization in 2022 and beyond
- COVID Lessons Learned - workforce
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: The emerging role of Digital
Speakers:
Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA, President and CEO, SCAN Group and Health Plan
Sameer Badlani, MD, Chief Digital Officer and EVP for Technology Services, M Health Fairview (Moderator)
Stage
Dec 08 04:30PM–05:00PM EST
https://events.ringcentral.com/cal/wz1BQuTyzbz91lLRbMxEUKIV9UTCHosted virtually on RingCentral Events (link in the description)2021-12-08T21:30Z2021-12-08T22:00ZTop 10 Digital Health Trends for 2022 and Beyond with Chrissy FarrarcVMTbPfzDtviwEomMj51030Top 10 Digital Health Trends for 2022 and Beyond with Chrissy Farr
Join leading health tech investor and journalist, Chrissy Farr as she outlines what we can expect in 2022 in innovation, technology and healthcare. Chrissy will make bold predictions on what the world will be like in 12 to 18 months, in the context of what has become an unpredictable world consisting of unprecedented challenges and unforeseeable opportunities. In this fire-side chat, Chrissy Farr will share which trends we need to brace ourselves for, or fight against, while sharing the dozens of reasons for which we should have hope and optimism.
The Digital Health Event of the Year
The NODE.Health conference was founded in 2017 by a group of healthcare practitioners who saw a need to bring the rigor of evidence-based medicine to digital health. Now in its fifth year, the conference is known by many of the country’s leading health systems, pharmaceutical companies, payers and innovators as the place where leaders come together to affect real change.
Leaders of industry
While the number of digital tools and applications available to reduce inefficiencies, improve access, reduce cost, increase quality, and make medicine more personalized for patients is growing exponentially, the tools and standards to evaluate their safety and efficacy are not well established.
By convening all relevant stakeholders for meaningful, extended conversations, NODE.Health aims to bring structure, scalability and reliability to the digital medicine validation process.