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Machine learning and artificial intelligence are a new frontier for healthcare, but providers and researchers need to work to ensure they use these new technologies ethically.

A group of former and current providers convened today in a HIMSS21 Global Conference Digital Session to discuss how digital transformation can be both contributing to and alleviating burnout.   

Nanox announced plans to acquire two companies, AI developer Zebra Medical Vision and teleradiology provider USARAD.

Knitasha Washington, resident and CEO of ATW Health Solutions and Kellie Goodson, director of Vizient talk at HIMSS21 about how data can help create actionable steps for providers. 

Dr. Christina Armstrong, a clinical psychologist at the VA’s Office of Connected Care, shares how other health systems can prepare for future crises with virtual care.   

The new collaboration will let users track food and water intake, and monitor their activity. 

Vanderbilt's Dr. Yaa Kumah-Crystal on why voice could help doctors reimagine their relationship with their computers.

Jesse Ehrenfeld, former chair of the board of trustees for the American Medical Association, discusses the evolution of digital health adoption over time at HIMSS21. 

The HIMSS21 Digital program offers a unique online extension of the in-person HIMSS Global Conference and Exhibition scheduled for Las Vegas. The many hours of content to be streamed on-demand August 9-13 (and for several weeks thereafter) are meant as an augmentation of the global conference – not a duplication or livestream of onsite presentations. Check this page often between now through August for ongoing previews and updates, including a look at the UpNext demo showcase.

Cigna International and Ellipsis Health have joined hands to develop the free AI-powered tool.