Episode S03 E19: Addressing Ransomware: Should Healthcare Organizations Pay?

As ransomware attacks continue to overwhelm the healthcare sector, organizations will have to decide whether to pay the ransom or potentially risk patient safety. Erik Weinick, a seasoned litigator and co-founder of Manhattan-based law firm Otterbourg's privacy and cybersecurity practice, discusses the consequences of paying or not paying the ransom in the event of a healthcare cyberattack, and how organizations can mitigate risk.

Episode S03 E18: Engaging Payers, Patients In Health Data Exchange, Interoperability Conversations

As the national conversation around interoperability moves forward, it is time to progress beyond defining what interoperability is and instead make sure that all of the impacted stakeholders' voices are represented, including patients' and payers' perspectives. Alan Swenson, executive director for Carequality, shares how to better engage payers and patients in discussions around health data exchange.

Episode S03 E17: 2022 Expert Predictions Part Two: Digital Health Solutions, Security Trends

After a couple of years of rapid healthcare technology innovation and uptake, healthcare professionals want to know what 2022 might have in store. Executives from the HIT security space, legal advisors, leaders in digital and artificial intelligence strategy, and HIT consultants share their perspectives on key 2022 trends in telehealth, remote patient monitoring, security, and more so that healthcare professionals can prepare for the new year.

Episode S03 E16: 2022 Expert Predictions Part One: Consumer-Centered Healthcare Trends

2020 and 2021 highlighted the critical need for more consumer-centered strategies. Health insurance plan leaders, healthcare nonprofit founders, and industry consultants share how healthcare organizations will rally around the consumer in 2022, both independently and across sectors.