The lasting impact of COVID is that the people who support health IT are trusted partners and can be insightful resources to the organization. This concept of situational awareness and becoming a real time health care system is absolutely critical. We are in an era where we have to really demonstrate exponential improvement whether it's in quality, safety, patient experience, affordability.

Shane Thielman, Scripps Health

At Houston Methodist we started with about 66 MDs that were treating virtual urgent care, or doing primary care, but quickly, within about three weeks, we trained about 900 MDs.

Josh Sol, Houston Methodist

Access to data and technology creates the opportunity for advancements like machine learning and artificial intelligence. The ability to forecast has the potential to transform care and improve health. Accelerating innovation but also reducing the time it takes to translate that learning into decisions at the bedside.

Seth Pazinski, ONC