Digital Health Modernization Recap
Hear from Congress and federal agency officials about the policy response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the technological implementations and digital services that have helped support the country this year, and additional input on future health innovations.
Digital Health Modernization panels
Rep. Michael Burgess (R-TX) joins us for a fireside chat. Also, hear from Ivor D’Souza (NIH), Kevin Duvall (HHS), and Dr. Andrew Gettinger (HHS) on democratizing public health data, moderated by GovernmentCIO’s own Jason Chong. In addition, Paolo del Vecchio (SAMHSA), Dr. Simon Pincus (DHA), and Jose Ramos (Wounded Warrior Project) tackled the issue of transforming mental health care services, with GovernmentCIO’s Orjiugo Hourihan assisting as moderator. The event was rounded out with Col. Bobby Saxon (CMS) and Jessica Weeden (USDS), on a panel moderated by Andrew Underhill, with GovernmentCIO, discussing updating legacy systems.
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Federal Leaders on Advancing Digital Health Amid COVID-19
Federal leaders are implementing and advocating for advancements in digital health technology.
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CMS Prepares for 'Surge' in New Visitors on Healthcare.gov
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is getting ready to support millions of people looking to purchase health care coverage next month through Healthcare.gov, the federal health insurance marketplace.
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Federal Health Agencies See Data Democratization as Vital for Public Health
Leaders from the National Institutes of Health and Health and Human Services said last week at GoCIO Media & Research's Digital Health Modernization virtual event that their agencies have increased the openness and availability of public health data, especially as a means of accelerating health IT development and pandemic response.
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Digital Health Modernization Will Create More Patient-Centric Health Care
If one good thing came of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was the expansion of telehealth and digital health services.
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Agencies Look to Digital Tools, AI to Improve Mental Health Care
COVID-19 has caused shutdowns and isolation, increasing mental health distress for many Americans and making it difficult to access in-person treatment for mental health disorders.
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