HIMSSCast

Pharma & Healthtech partnerships have great potential. But delivering on these
partnerships brings hurdles and challenges. From misaligned expectations to differences in culture and communication, it can be hard for the two worlds to find effective collaboration. Hear from Ameya Phadke, PhD. Patients Non-Pharma Solutions Leader at Chiesi Pharmaceuticals and Dennis Hermann, Head of Europe at Kaia Health discuss their partnership, as well as Dan Weinstein, Associate Principal at ZS Associates describe broader trends.

The mandate could have a detrimental effect on providers who can’t meet staffing levels, says Lee Hudson Teslik, founder and CEO of Reverence.

Clinical decision support is needed to handle the avalanche of data and to advance value-based care, says Yaw Fellin, VP of Products and Solutions for Wolters Kluwer Health’s Clinical Effectiveness team.

Prophecy International is an Australian based, publicly traded corporation that
started in the early ‘80’s. For over 40 years, Prophecy’s ever-evolving focus
continues to bring reliable, secure, and trustworthy software solutions to
markets across the globe. In the early 2000’s, Prophecy acquired its flagship
cyber security product, Snare, which was designed for the Australian military and defense. Snare’s suite of solutions continues to be a market leading
centralized log management solution which is adopted by large enterprise
organizations, military & defense, and government agencies through the world.

Drug+ care models allow patients to recover at home.

Moving forward on value-based care requires the collective weight of employers in these models, says APG President and CEO Susan Dentzer. 

Challenges and considerations for pharma and device companies.

While whole person care depends upon secure portability, there are three pathways to consider, according to Dr. Ben Zaniello, chief medical officer of PointClickCare.

Ferdinand Hamada and Matt DeFrain of MorganFranklin Consulting discuss the existing and evolving threat landscape – and give some tips on robust business continuity approaches.

The fastest growing part of healthcare expense is the current 20% of the bill that commercial patients owe, says PayMedix CEO Tom Policelli.