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Interoperability as an Outcome with Srinivas (Sri) Velamoor, Chief Growth & Stra

Srinivas (Sri) Velamoor, Chief Growth &amp; Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President for NextGen Healthcare joins host Sandy Vance to talk about how interoperability takes the friction out of practicing medicine for for providers and delivers better outcomes for patients. Mr. Velamoor talks about NextGen’s focus on interoperability in the areas of advocacy, acceleration, and delivery and discusses NextGen’s approach which includes ,evaluation of proposed standards and adoption programs, testing new standards as an early adopter &amp; providing the infrastructure to deliver interoperability at scale.

InteropNow! S2 Ep5: Interoperability as an Outcome with Srinivas (Sri) Velamoor, Chief Growth & Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President for NextGen Healthcare

AI and ML Technology for Health Equity - featuring Dr. Rowland Illing of Amazon

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are powerful allies when working towards achieving health equity for everybody. In this episode, we hear Dr. Rowland Illing, the Chief Medical Officer and Director of International Public Sector Health for Amazon Web Services, talk about cloud computing and how health technology companies are moving their platforms to the cloud in order to fulfill their current needs. Dr. Illing talks about the digitization of ambulatory data analytics and how monitoring could relieve burnout for healthcare workplaces and providers while democratizing patient access and simplifying care. In this episode, we learn about different cases and initiatives from health technology companies where the use of AI and ML in cloud computing is improving the health potential of all kinds of patients. Tune in to this episode to listen about how cloud developments are the path to health equity! About Dr. Rowland Illing: Dr. Rowland Illing is the Chief Medical Officer and Director of International Public Sector Health for Amazon Web Services (AWS). He has responsibility for healthcare strategy and operations for AWS internationally, excluding the US &amp; China. This encompasses healthcare providers, payors, and health technology companies. He is passionate about the delivery of person-centered care, increasing access, and improving outcomes at a lower cost by accelerating the digitization and utilization of healthcare data. Rowland, who trained in both Cambridge and Oxford Universities, continues to present and publish on topics including digital healthcare and AI.  Things You’ll Learn: <ul><li>Technologies developing AI and Machine Learning can use data analytics to improve health equity by aiding ambulatory care and monitoring.</li><li>On-premises storage will not be enough in a likely future where data is being collected not only on-site but also in an ambulatory manner through wearable devices that bring care closer to the patients.</li><li>AI can help physicians and healthcare providers with burnout by targeting care for patients at the right time with the right intervention thanks to collected data. </li><li>Cloud technology can improve health equity through the democratization of access, lowering costs, and tailoring care for each individual.</li><li>Amazon Web Services has a three-year program in place to train all-comers in AI and ML with scholarships available.</li></ul> Resources: <ul><li>Connect and follow Dr. Rowland Illing on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rowland-illing/" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>.</li><li>Follow Amazon Web Series on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/amazon-web-services/" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>.</li><li>Discover the <a href="https://aws.amazon.com/es/health/healthcare/solutions/" target="_blank">AWS for Healthcare Website</a></li><li>Explore the <a href="https://www.viveevent.com/" target="_blank">ViVE Website</a></li><li>Learn more about <a href="https://propellerhealth.com/" target="_blank">Propeller</a></li><li>Read about <a href="https://armadahealth.com/" target="_blank">ArmadaHealth</a></li><li>Visit the <a href="https://aws.amazon.com/es/machine-learning/scholarship/" target="_blank">AWS AI &amp; ML Scholarship Program Website</a></li><li>Learn about <a href="https://health.ucdavis.edu/CoLab/cloud-innovation-center" target="_blank">UC Davis Health Cloud Innovation Center</a></li><li>Discover and download <a href="https://studiolab.sagemaker.aws/" target="_blank">SageMaker Studio Lab</a></li></ul>

Solutions S1 Ep5: AI and ML Technology for Health Equity - featuring Dr. Rowland Illing of Amazon Web Services

Director & Chief Medical Officer, International Public Sector Health

Removing the Confusion of Interoperability Solutions with Lyniate

Lyniate Chief Marketing Officer Michelle Blackmer talks data evolution and trends with host Sandy Vance from the show floor at the inaugural ViVE Event. Whether you are in a growing healthcare provider organization or a technology start up - you depend on clean patient data. Michelle talks about how Lyniate partners with organizations to make sure you have the infrastructure you need.   Michelle is responsible for defining the go-to-market strategy and leading the marketing team. Her passion for empowering health innovators with complete connected data shapes the go-to-market messaging and helps grow mindshare. With 25 years of healthcare data management experience, Michelle thrives at the intersection of marketing, sales, product, and customers. Her curiosity and collaborative approach make Michelle a natural convener and trust builder — ensuring the voice of customer is heard. Prior to Lyniate, Michelle lead healthcare marketing at Verato, Initiate Systems/IBM, Informatica, and CareEvolution. Michelle lives in the great Pacific Northwest.

InteropNow! S1 Ep9: Removing the Confusion of Interoperability Solutions with Lyniate

Unleashing the Power of Clean Data with Clinical Architecture

There is a constant struggle to maintain data accuracy for patient safety, and national data exchange is going to require a much higher level of rigor for most healthcare organizations. Many healthcare providers are finding that their current data management efforts are not yielding the results they need, leading to potential errors. Instead of seeing improved data quality, they may be experiencing wasted time and resources, and ongoing concerns about the accuracy of their patient records. It&#39;s time to explore a more effective solution to data cleanup and management, and Clinical Architecture helps organizations do exactly that. Charlie Harp dishes on why data quality is so important to national efforts to improve data exchange. In this episode, you will:<ul><li>Understand the crucial importance of maintaining high-quality healthcare data for improved patient care and safety.</li><li>Hear why data normalization efforts are critical to the success of the national health information exchange networks as TEFCA QHINs go live.</li><li>Discover how Clinical Architecture has facilitated cleaning up and organizing healthcare data to enhance usability and accuracy for clients, and helped build terminology standards for the industry..</li><li>Learn about the profound impact of data quality on the delivery of high-quality patient care and outcomes.</li></ul>Charlie Harp, the former healthcare software engineer who now serves as the CEO of Clinical Architecture, boasts an extensive career in the healthcare industry spanning over three decades. Since founding Clinical Architecture in 2007, Harp has been a driving force in addressing the often overlooked but crucial aspect of data quality and integrity in healthcare. His hands-on experience in software development, clinical trials, and decision support has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the industry&#39;s intricate workings. Notably, Harp has been actively involved in shaping industry standards through his organization’s contributions to initiatives such as the HL7 FHIR standard. His unwavering commitment to advancing data quality management practices in healthcare underscores his influential role in promoting data accuracy and patient safety. He also hosts a very informative podcast called Informonster. Check it out at <a href="https://clinicalarchitecture.com/podcast" target="_blank">https://clinicalarchitecture.com/podcast</a>. Check out the Data Quality Survey <a href="" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

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InteropNow! S2 Ep5: Interoperability as an Outcome with Srinivas (Sri) Velamoor, Chief Growth & Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President for NextGen Healthcare