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This is PopHealth Week on HealthcareNOW Radio recorded LIVE from HIMSS 2019.  Produced by Gregg Masters also known on twitter as @2healthguru, the managing director of health innovaton media as well as co-host of pophealth week. In this "LIVE From HIMSS 2019 segment", my colleague and co-host Nick van Terheyden, MD aka 'Dr Nick' chats with two giants in the healthIT and healthcare transformational space. First up is the former CTO of the U.S. under President Obama, and currently the President at Care Journey, Aneesh Chopra, followed by Assistent Medical Director Emeritus at Kaiser Permanente Southern California, John Mattison, MD. Enjoy the insights of these two dynamic thought leaders!

Listen live from HIMSS 2019, the leading healthcare IT show where Pure exhibited and held sessions showing how Pure technologies can aid organizations to achieve efficiencies of care delivery, lower costs, and put an end to data silos and migrations. Pure's own Esteban Reubens, Global Principal for Enterprise Imaging, shares his insights on the conference and Pure's momentum in delivering cutting edge healthcare solutions. For more on Pure in Healthcare: https://www.purestorage.com/solutions/industries/healthcare.html

In this episode, Teri welcomes Kristi Ebong, the Senior Vice President of Strategy and General Manager of Healthcare Providers for Orbita, a Voice-as-a-Service company.Orbita is the only enterprise-grade, conversational platform powering HIPAA-compliant voice and chatbot applications in healthcare. They were recently awarded the inaugural award for voice technology at HIMSS 2019 from the Intelligent Health Association in partnership with Pillo.Kristi was previously Head of Emerging Technology at Cedars-Sinai Health System where she served as an advisor on new and emerging technology and led deal flow for the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator Powered by Techstars. Kristi previously worked as an independent consultant for provider systems, technology startups, and cross-vertical health organizations (including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Healthspottr, and the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT).OrbitaOrbita is a conversational AI platform for healthcare.They allow people to build voice, chat and bot interfaces and workflows much faster in the same way that web content management platforms came along to help people build a website. Orbita provides that to developers to allow them to create conversational interfaces more quickly and in more delightful ways, as well as to business users. It’s like SurveyMonkey for voice and bots. They provide their customers with both the platform itself as well as turnkey solutions within healthcare including digital marketing, symptom checking, consumer and content services, patient member services, patient bedside assistance, remote patient monitoring, and others.Orbita’s largest vertical is with healthcare providers, but they are live across provider, payer, pharma, and Fortune 500 companies. They are even working telecom companies that are looking at really augmenting their existing presence with aging-in-place solutions.They both augment existing technologies, products and workflows, and also offer direct out-of-the-box solutions as well, all of it being selling directly to the enterprise.Orbita’s Success Stories/Use Case ScenariosThey are working with a prostate oncology group to offload some of the call center operations that they are doing. Prostate cancer patients are getting lab results for their PSA labs very regularly. Orbita is augmenting and automating that workflow.Orbita is the “powered by” behind the scenes for Deloitte’s bedside assistant, DeloitteASSIST, which has been live in Australia. DeloitteASSIST is an AI enabled patient communication solution enabling patients to request assistance without the need to press a button.Orbita is also working with large pharma companies for post-acute or patient engagement in the home when it comes to clinical trials and medication adherence.Orbita/Pillo PartnershipThis is a great example of where Orbita is operating as an enabling technology.They are augmenting and supporting Pillo’s conversational interfaces behind the scenes. They use their AI tools to help get that up and running very quickly.HIPAA ComplianceTheir platform is HIPAA secure and their technology is presenting HIPAA secure devices in the marketplace today.They take privacy and security very seriously. Their team spends a lot of time exploring the workflow around that and the back end. They brought on a vice-president that is focused exclusively on that space and making sure that that is their number one priority as they grow.ChannelsOrbita is omnichannel. They transcend and work across devices. They can augment smartphones and mobile apps. They can with a chatbot, web browser, all smart speakers and even analogue phones. This is critical because for example, in healthcare, a lot of seniors are comfortable with analogue phones.In Orbita software and platform, they can write within one of those modalities and deploy to the others (Build Once and Deploy Everywhere)Future of VoiceLooking at how long it took for the adoption of certain disruptive technologies to reach a quarter of the US market, web took over 2 years, smartphones took 5 years, but voice has already achieved that in 4 years, and so the scale of adoption is extraordinary.There are a lot of single channel point solutions in the marketplace with a lot of success. Some of those are expected to keep doing very well.Links and Resources in this EpisodeDeloitteASSISTOrbita's WebsiteKristi on LinkedinThe Best Articles on Voice in Healthcare See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christopher Kunney joins Mark to provide a review of healthcare IT themes from the 2019 HIMSS conference. The HIMSS Global Conference & Exhibition brings together 45,000+ health information and technology professionals, clinicians, executives, and market suppliers from around the world. Contact Information Subscribe to our feed in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast provider. Like what you hear? Leave a review! Not there? Let us know! We welcome all feedback from our listeners. Please submit questions on any of the topics we discuss or questions about issues that interest you. You can also provide recommendations on topics for future episodes.  Email us: feedback@cokergroup.com Connect with us on LinkedIn: Coker Group Company Page Follow us on Twitter: @cokergroup Follow us on Instagram: @cokergroup Episode Synopsis Mark and Christopher discuss the latest trends and topics in the healthcare IT space including telehealth and physician burnout. These topics are at the forefront of industry discussions as healthcare organizations look to leverage technology platforms to address these changes to the delivery of care. Christopher is very active within the HIMSS organization and has recently joined Coker Group. Extras Follow Christopher on Twitter (@HealthITProf) Connect with Christopher on LinkedIn

In this episode, Teri welcomes Lorraine Chapman, the Senior Director of Healthcare Services at Macadamian Technologies.Macadamian provides user experience research design and software consulting to the healthcare market. Lorraine heads the healthcare services group which has been specifically focused on healthcare for over 6 years. As part of her role, she provides strategic UX and business direction to digital and connected health companies and providers across the United States and Canada.The result of Lorraine’s commitment to solving customer problems is a unique ability to harmonize technology with the needs of people who use it. Lorraine’s goal is to make interactions with healthcare (services and technology) easier, satisfying and meaningful for all stakeholders involved, including patients.Macadamian's Voice First ProjectsMore and more clients are going to them directly due to their voice experience. Most of the clients are healthcare companies that have an existing product that they want to integrate voice into.Some clients, who include provider networks and other healthcare vendors, approach Macadamian with their own voice first solutions looking to disrupt the market especially in remote health monitoring.The solutions are based on medication adherence (for example LifePod, a voice first solution that helps seniors living independently by reminding them to take their medication. The unique part of LifePod is that it doesn’t wait for the senior to wake it up, it instigates a conversation and tracks everything in the background to ensure that a senior actually takes their medication)They have also done clinical trial-based projects where they create voice applications that support clinical trial processes for patients. Patients can participate in clinical trials from their homes.User Experience Challenges or BarriersIt’s always a challenge for them to design applications that fully incorporate the nuances to our language and the way we interact with people, but their user experience team has a very specific process that they employ to ensure that they overcome that challenge and develop the best quality, easiest and friction-less experience for the target user base.Their usage scenarios are very conversationalThey must do usability testing because it’s very crucial when developing a voice application.My Diabetes CoachThis is a digital therapeutics application/platform that Macadamian developed in collaboration with CHEO (Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario). The application is for juvenile youth with Type 2 Diabetes.CHEO wanted to provide an omnichannel platform for the youth that included a mobile app and a voice first application.The platform integrates a lot health related things including integrating directly into a physician’s HER so that they are getting the needed data. It’s also integrated with content management information, weight scales, glucometers, fitbits and others. Juvenile diabetics only see their clinician 1% of the time while they have to deal with it daily so 99% of the time, they deal with it on their own. My Diabetes Coach supports them and their care givers when they are on their own.The voice interaction component of it allows the youth to provide information through voice or ask questions.Further development of the application/platform is ongoing.They have developed an underlying digital therapeutics platform that could be customized for other areas.They are still working with CHEO and are planning to go into pilot with patients.The application is fully HIPAA Compliant and secure.Links and Resources in this EpisodeLifePodMy Diabetes CoachMacadamian’s WebsiteLorraine’s Email See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Teri welcomes Dr. Sandhya Pruthi, the associate medical director for content management and delivery for global business solutions at Mayo Clinic, and the chief medical editor for MayoClinic.orgDr. Pruthi is also a clinician and attends to patients. The Mayo Clinic is a leader in health-oriented voice technology. They have been a trusted provider of accurate health information for over 150 years. They provide the information in print, digital and mobile. They are now pursuing opportunities in the voice space. They have multiple skills and an especially unique relationship to provide first-party content to Amazon.Key Points from Dr. Pruthi!Why the Mayo Clinic feels that voice technology is an important area to get into.The specific things that Dr. Pruthi does at the Mayo Clinic and in the voice space.The Mayo Clinic and VoiceThey have been watching the trends in the use of “search in voice”It’s predicted that in the next 5 to 10 years, more than 50% of people will search for healthcare information using voice activated devices like smartphones and voice assistants.They did early work in the voice space by developing a Mayo Clinic First Aid skill.The Mayo Clinic First Aid SkillThe skill gives people access to Mayo Clinic content that spans 50 different first aid topics like fever, burns, chest pains, and others.They wanted to make sure that they gave trusted information that would help users with not only self-treatment, but also when to seek urgent or emergent care.The skill enabled them to understand how they needed to condense the content that is available today on the web, and create it in a way that it was conversational.Providing Medical Content for AlexaTheir work on the Mayo Clinic First Aid skill led them into working with Amazon to so far provide 8,000 concepts around health conditions that will help users get information from the first-party use rather than just a third-party use.Being able to deliver high quality healthcare information made it a good option to partner with Amazon in their venture into the voice space. They are also looking at partnering with other platforms.Converting their Written Content into a Voice FormatThey have a great editorial team that worked on taking their written content and creating conversational information that would ensure single responses to questions.It took them a great deal of time.Mayo Clinic’s Future Plans in VoiceThey have 3 pillars and one is that they have been providing voice content around the needs of the healthcare consumer.The second one is looking into how voice can help them in improving the healthcare provider-patient efficiency in healthcare facilities.The third one is looking into voice as a diagnostic tool or bio-marker to detect certain diseasesVocal Bio-markers The cardiovascular team at the Mayo Clinic worked on how they could detect changes in the voice signal and intensity among patients who were having a coronary angiogram. They were able to detect correlations between the voice signal changes and how that could correlate with a higher risk of having a heart attack or coronary event. They see that as a gateway towards developing a tool that could be used to take care of patients at a distant or remotely.Where we are going with Voice Technology over the next 5 to 10 yearsGoing into the personalized approach to healthcare and voice would be exciting.Voice could help people search for the healthcare they need.Voice could help people track changes in their blood pressure or heart rate, and predict whether an intervention is necessary.Links and Resources in this EpisodeMayo ClinicMayo Clinic First Aid SkillDr. Teri Fisher on TwitterDr. Teri Fisher on LinkedInPlease leave a review on iTunes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HIMSS is a lot like college. You'll learn a lot at the lectures, but the true lessons emerge serendipitously -- often when you least expect them.  On this episode of Data Book, Tom Castles chronicles the story of how he met Jeff Fried, director of product management and data platforms at InterSystems, and the healthcare (and life) lessons learned in the process.  Then, Jack Murtha welcomes back our good friend Janae Sharp, founder of the Sharp Index, to talk about what she took from her 6th HIMSS meeting.

Health Innovation Media Co-hosts Fred Goldstein, Gregg Masters weigh in on key takeaways from HIMSS 2019. For related posts see: Our HIMSS 2019 preview is here. Day one of live streaming c/o our synidcation partner HealthcareNOW Radio is here, and day two here. Enjoy!      

At the Annual 'go-to' gathering of leaders in the health information technology space, of the Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Health Innovation Media is streaming LIVE From @HIMSS 2019 from the Nuance Communications booth #3345. Day one broadcast is Tuesday, February 12th from 11AM to 1PM, Eastern. Day two is Wednesday, February 13th, from 1PM - 3PM, Eastern. Join Nick van Terheyden, MD "Dr Nick", Fred Goldstein, MS (@fsgoldstein) as we engage top talent in conversational AI, digital health, analytics, the triple aim and the pursuit of a technology enabled patient centric, sustainable healthcare ecosystem.   For more information on Nuance Communications, click here, here and here. For the schedule of guests see: 'LIVE From HIMSS 2019'.

In this episode, Teri welcomes Dr. Chris Landon, a Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Practice and Pediatrics at the University of California in Los Angeles.Dr. Landon served as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Southern California. He has pioneered device development in the area of pediatric pulmonary medicine. He serves as Director of Pediatrics at Ventura County Medical Center. He also has a TV show and podcast. Key points from Dr. Landon!Innovating healthcare technology through GECKO (Gamification, Education, Communication, Knowledge, and Organization/Ordering)Attending HIMSS 2019Dr. Landon attended the conference in 2018 and gave a lecture on a med-platform that was integrating devices and other technology solutions. He was invited back in 2019. It was his fifth year of attending the conference.He hosts Get Moving TV, a TV show that has done 200 or so episodes on technology in Ventura County, California.He has worked on numerous technology projects. The people that he meets at the HIMSS Conference lead to other projects.They are trying to build up an innovation center in Ventura County. There was an aerospace industry in Ventura a long time ago but they all closed shop. They’re now trying to build that back up.Uses of Voice Technology in Advancing HealthcareThey have been working with Orbiter to develop a voice technology where a person can just say short sentences into a phone for that voice to be analyzed for congestive heart failure, COPD and other diseases.They work on solving bilingual education problems. Being able to deliver language to people who are illiterate is very important to Dr. Landon.They are working on solutions to the opioid use disorder problem in the United States and worldwide. There can be a technology that analyses the voices who call in to report opioid use cases.They also work on the issues of newborns with cystic fibrosis. There can be a voice technology in people’s homes that responds to their questions about such diseases. Links and Resources in this EpisodeGet Moving TV on YouTubeTDC Labs and StudioLandon Pediatric FoundationTDC Labs and Studio PodcastDr. Teri Fisher on TwitterDr. Teri Fisher on LinkedInPlease leave a review on iTunes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At the Annual 'go-to' gathering of leaders in the health information technology space, of the Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Health Innovation Media is streaming LIVE From @HIMSS 2019 from the Nuance Communications booth #3345. Day one broadcast is Tuesday, February 12th from 11AM to 1PM, Eastern. Day two is Wednesday, February 13th, from 1PM - 3PM, Eastern. Join Nick van Terheyden, MD "Dr Nick", Fred Goldstein, MS (@fsgoldstein) as we engage top talent in conversational AI, digital health, analytics, the triple aim and the pursuit of a technology enabled patient centric, sustainable healthcare ecosystem.   For more information on Nuance Communications, click here, here and here. For the schedule of guests see: 'LIVE From HIMSS 2019'.

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On PopHealth Week, Health Innovation Media principals provide a @HIMSS 2019 Preview with @DrNic1, @fsgoldstein and @2healthguru. For more on LIVE From @HIMSS 2019 broadcast from Nuance Communications, check out the schedule here. We're live streaming during HIMSS from HealthcareNOW Radio. Tune in!  

For the 4th episode of the Healthcare IT Podcast, we’re doing a preview of the HIMSS 2019 Annual conference taking place next week in Orlando. The world of healthcare and technology never stop changing. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up with all the trends and to know which trends have become topics that really matter […]

For the 4th episode of the Healthcare IT Podcast, we’re doing a preview of the HIMSS 2019 Annual conference taking place next week in Orlando. The world of healthcare and technology never stop changing. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up with all the trends and to know which trends have become topics that really matter […]

On PopHealth Week, the Health Innovation Media team Fred Goldstein, MS (@fsgoldstein), Nick van Terheyden, MD (@drnic1) and Gregg Masters, MPH (@2healthguru) preview the upcoming Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Annual Conference and Exhibition to be held in Orlando, Florida from February 11th-15th, 2019. We'll review the program schedule and drill into a range of promising and timely topics. Health Innovation Media is co-locating it's 'pinknsocks pop-up studio' with Nuance 'the pioneer and leader in conversational AI innovations that bring intelligence to everyday work and life' and will be livestreaming from HIMSS Tuesday from 11AM -1PM and Wednesday, 1PM - 3PM (all times Eastern). Join us!