How can we use technology to help reduce the need for PPE? Maybe it doesn’t require physical contact or maybe it's looking at a monitor. Do they really need to get fully dressed in PPE?

Kristin Darby, Envision Healthcare

There was this wonderful ability to collaborate with colleagues around the country as COVID was popping up in different hotspots. I remember being on email streams and calls with colleagues in New York. It was so useful to hear what steps they went through. The nature of medicine generally is to always understand. Let's do a root cause analysis and figure out what we could do even better next time.

Darren Dworkin, Cedars Sinai

There’s a lot of different views on what the future of telehealth should be. I personally am the mother of a special needs child and typically travel two hours to get his care. And now during the pandemic, I have the luxury, is that the right word? The luxury of speaking to his clinician minus having to mask up and drive two hours. It’s actually been incredibly helpful, but that's only one patient’s use case.

Mari Savickis, CHIME