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Enhancing the Abilities of Healthcare Sector
september 30, 2020
Access to health care remains a significant challenge for many populations in the United States. But healthcare providers are hopeful that digital health solutions can help address at least some of these access issues. As healthcare organizations worldwide realize the importance of a digital front door, they are adopting strategic approaches to extend healthcare access in rural areas and even patient's homes to ensure high-quality care delivery even in virtual consultations.
Join our interactive webinar to find out as Matthew Holt, Co-Founder of Health 2.0 and Founder of Smack. Health and The Health Care Blog talks about how digital health solutions can help bridge gaps in care for patients who come from a variety of backgrounds and demographics, those located in rural and urban settings, and who manage a range of family and work dynamics.
Matthew Holt, the co-founder of the Health 2.0 conferences (now part of HIMSS), founder of 'The Health Care Blog' and SMACK.health advisory service, a generalist forecaster, and strategist, has been in health care IT for nearly 30 years. He has worked for renowned forecasting (IFTF) and polling (Harris) organizations, conducted several in-depth studies about many aspects of healthcare and delivered several keynote addresses worldwide. He helps health tech CEOs of startups grow their companies by helping them navigate the healthcare world. He is also a board member for the Society for Participatory Medicine and is on the Board of Directors of YTH.
With a career spanning over 47 years, Nicholas Bucciarelli brings his well-rounded, multidisciplinary experience in research and development of advanced technologies and strategies. His proven ability to frame a product's vision, structure, and disruptive technologies deliver perpetual growth and expansion. Nick has played a long list of roles as AI Strategist, Bioinformatics expert, Clinical Solutions Architect, CIO, and renowned companies like Oracle, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Kodak, and eClinicalWorks. For the last four decades, witnessing health tech transformations, Nick's advanced tech expertise, boosts OSP's advancement in healthcare technology.
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