We're finding that people who feel vulnerable or disadvantaged by the healthcare system wait longer to get care. So they're sicker when they come in. They're also more fearful and have language and cultural barriers. And as the pandemic has played out, we've had to shift and be responsive to that.

Mikelle Moore, Intermountain Healthcare

Of the 81% of emails that we block, I’d say 3 to 5% that have some sort of malicious nature will get through. Then what you need to do is put in your layer of defense structure. Credential skimming and credential gathering is a big deal, but it's just the general nature of throwing the spaghetti on the wall and seeing what sticks.

Gary Gooden, Seattle Children's

In healthcare we have exposed where some patients don't have the means to use some of the infrastructure. Part of our community doesn't have good high-speed internet to have a telehealth visit. So how do I, as a healthcare provider organization enable my community so I can actually care for them while they're at home and they can have the best means for recovery and success? How can we get a balance of gaining some revenue over here and sharing it over there so that we can help everyone?

Kris Nessa, Dell Medical School