InterSystems at HIMSS23
Booth #942 - South Building
April 17-21, Chicago, IL
April 17-21, Chicago, IL
Advancing Digital Health
Join us at HIMSS23, the most influential health information technology event of the year. Explore what InterSystems thought leaders, customers, and partners have to share about where we’re headed together to advance digital health.
Explore ways to collaborate and connect with us at HIMSS23:
• Industry Solution Sessions
• Innovators Showcase
• InterSystems Simulator
Explore ways to collaborate and connect with us at HIMSS23:
• Industry Solution Sessions
• Innovators Showcase
• InterSystems Simulator
“Innovation is the lifeblood of our future. It’s how we remain vibrant and vital."
- Terry Ragon CEO, Founder, and Owner
Industry Solution Sessions at HIMSS
Advancing Care Delivery with Device Data and Analytics
Tuesday, April 18, 10:30-11:30
Room 1, McCormick Place South Building | S403
Tuesday, April 18, 10:30-11:30
Room 1, McCormick Place South Building | S403
Healthcare delivery organizations are under enormous financial and staffing pressures, so it is more and more important to leverage data effectively to optimize staff workflow and organization efficiency. Device data is an underutilized asset for this purpose.
This session will cover the current state of the industry, how digital solutions can help surface clinical insight, and how better analytics can lessen the burden placed on nurses and other clinical providers who are often faced with time constraints and information overload. Presenters will describe the pitfalls and opportunities for integrating medical device and other sources of operational and clinical data.
Combining robust data with advanced, custom analytics can help staff better understand risks, ease the challenges of managing complex patients, and improve care delivery. These advanced analytics also support executives as they seek ways to increase clinical team satisfaction and keep the organization healthy.
Panelists:
Don Woodlock, Head of Global Healthcare Solutions, InterSystems
This session will cover the current state of the industry, how digital solutions can help surface clinical insight, and how better analytics can lessen the burden placed on nurses and other clinical providers who are often faced with time constraints and information overload. Presenters will describe the pitfalls and opportunities for integrating medical device and other sources of operational and clinical data.
Combining robust data with advanced, custom analytics can help staff better understand risks, ease the challenges of managing complex patients, and improve care delivery. These advanced analytics also support executives as they seek ways to increase clinical team satisfaction and keep the organization healthy.
Panelists:
- Sherri Hess, Vice President, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, HCA
- Traci Reed, Director, Data Science and AI, Baxter International
- Nicholai Mitchko, Manager, Solution Partner Sales Engineering
Don Woodlock, Head of Global Healthcare Solutions, InterSystems
The Great Digital Health Experiment
Wednesday, April 19, 10:00am-11:00am
Room 2, McCormick Place South Building | S402
Wednesday, April 19, 10:00am-11:00am
Room 2, McCormick Place South Building | S402
Healthcare as a whole is undergoing profound transformation. We are moving from a clinic- and hospital-based model of health and care to a market system designed to meet current consumer expectations and powered by digital health, big tech, pharmacies, and big box retailers. It is a colossal experiment in system redesign, and like any healthcare experiment, validation and success measurement will require data – lots of it!
This session will bring together perspectives from both traditional and new market entrants to consider the challenges and opportunities that come with disruption, and the role of information in ensuring that everyone benefits.
Panelists:
Moderator:
Kathleen Aller, Head of Global Healthcare Market Strategy
This session will bring together perspectives from both traditional and new market entrants to consider the challenges and opportunities that come with disruption, and the role of information in ensuring that everyone benefits.
Panelists:
- Bryan Tate, Clinical Data Product Lead, CVS Health
- Jim Adamson, Business Transformation Lead, Arkansas Blue Cross
- John Slavich, Director of Interoperability and Integration, AdventHealth
- Eran Orr, Founder & CEO, XRHealth
Moderator:
Kathleen Aller, Head of Global Healthcare Market Strategy
No company knows health data like InterSystems:
1 Billion+
Health records worldwide managed using InterSystems technology, including 2 of 3 Americans
2 of the 3
Major electronic health record products that Gartner calls "Global Solutions" run on InterSystems technology
All 20
Institutions in the U.S. News & World Report 2023 Honor Roll of Best Hospitals use InterSystems products
The InterSystems Simulator
What are your digital health challenges?
Stop by our booth and try our InterSystems Simulator. Explore the ways InterSystems and our partners are advancing digital health around the world.
Innovators Showcase
Visit our booth to see our customers and partners demonstrating how they are advancing digital health with innovative solutions built on InterSystems technology.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers globally. Millions of customers—including the fastest-growing startups, largest enterprises, and leading government agencies—are using AWS to lower costs, become more agile, and innovate faster.
The eNose company uses the aeoNose, a portable breath analyzer, to overcome any obstacle that has thus far prevented early detection of pathologies such as lung- and colon cancer.
Finvi is premier provider of enterprise technologies that streamline and accelerate revenue recovery. Our innovative solutions are built on a distinctly human-centric approach to innovation and service.
HBI Solutions partners with healthcare organizations worldwide to deliver actionable information that helps providers reduce patient health risks, improve care quality, and lower the cost of care.
Heartbeat Health is a virtual-first cardiology and value-based care company revolutionizing cardiovascular care.
Hixny has become one of the nation’s most successful and ground-breaking health information networks, collaborating, evolving and innovating to drive better care and lower costs with one-point access to every person’s healthcare record.
PainChek® is transforming pain management to help give a voice to those who cannot verbalise their pain and enabling best-practice pain assessment and management for thousands of people worldwide.
Polygon Health wants to empower everyone to turn their health data into an asset. We help people to easily gain access to their health data, and connect to researchers looking to license their unique health data.
Pria is an all-in-one, health-at-home hub that acts as a proactive digital nurse, guiding patients through their everyday life to adhere to prescribed care plans and lifestyle activities.
SpeechMED is driving health equity by providing a proprietary multilingual audio platform enabling patients and caregivers to better manage health conditions, regardless of age, vision, language proficiency, or reading ability.
InterSystems and the VA partners connect VA data, creating impactful outcomes. Incorporating COTS, transforming their EMR to a modern Cloud Service architecture.
XchangeWorx supports the emergence and sustainability of healthcare information exchange by innovating solutions that act as a catalyst for patient-centric care.
InterSystems Technology
The largest Integrated Delivery Networks (IDNs) and Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) in the United States rely on InterSystems technology to manage the storage, processing, and sharing of their clinical data. Our technology is deployed in all the top 20 best hospitals in the United States (U.S. News & World Report).
In the U.S., InterSystems technology connects:
In the U.S., InterSystems technology connects:
26% of the hospitals hosting 58% of the total beds
2,300 EHR instances and over 8,300 other clinical information systems
113 million patient records through regional information networks