Episode S01 E14: Maintaining Telehealth Progress Beyond COVID-19, ATA 2020 Updates

Ann Mond Johnson, chief executive officer of the American Telemedicine Association, gives an overview of the telehealth landscape, in light of the pandemic. She explores areas where telehealth use could be expanded, explains how momentum can continue once the pandemic ends, and provides details on the ATA’s 2020 conference.

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Episode S01 E13: Keeping Remote Work, Telehealth Secure During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Caleb Barlow, president and chief executive officer of Cynergistek, shares best practice VPN strategies, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the increase in telehealth and remote work. He outlines recommended tech and policies, as well as the current threat landscape as hackers seek to profit from the national emergency.

Episode S01 E12: The Coronavirus Outbreak: Updates from the Field, Tackling Misinformation

Roger Shapiro, MD, MPH provides an update on the coronavirus pandemic, diving into the global and United States response to the outbreak. He shares insights into identifying misinformation and provides best practices for individuals and healthcare organizations to help flatten the curve.

Episode S01 E11: The Evolving Role of AI and Machine Learning in Clinical Decision Support

Katherine Andriole, PhD, director of research strategy and operations at the MGH & BWH Center for Clinical Data Science, discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on clinical decision support. She also addresses some major challenges of using the technology to enhance care delivery, and highlights key considerations for organizations seeking to use AI in clinical decision support systems.