HIMSSCast: What to expect from 2021 health tech news

Leaders of all three HIMSS Media brands discuss what's coming in the new year.
By Healthcare IT News
09:25 AM

HIMSSCast is back from a short holiday hiatus with our first annual predictions podcast. In this episode, host Jonah Comstock, Healthcare IT News Executive Editor Mike Miliard, Healthcare Finance News Managing Editor Susan Morse, and MobiHealthNews Managing Editor Laura Lovett engage in a roundtable discussion of trends and predictions for each of their respective coverage areas.

Notes: This episode was recorded Tuesday morning, before the Georgia results were final and before the tumultuous events at the Capitol. Additionally, Laura's prediction piece is forthcoming and will be added to the show notes later this afternoon.

 

Talking points

 

  • What comes next after 2020’s telehealth boom?
  • How virtual visits could evolve in different specialties.
  • The importance of mental health in 2021.
  • Virtual care is the new telemedicine.
  • How will a Biden administration and a Democratic Congress affect health policy?
  • Digital therapeutics will continue to accelerate in 2021.
  • Cross-sector use cases for AI and machine learning.
  • How the pandemic could accelerate value-based care.
  • Trends in cybersecurity.

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Athenahealth's VP predicts more value-based care, investor interest and an evening out of telehealth in 2021

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