In this session, Dr. Tripathi discussed how Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) fulfills a critical 21st Century Cures Act requirement and marks the beginning of a new era of electronic health information exchange in the U.S. by establishing a universal floor of interoperability across the country and creating the baseline legal and technical requirements to enable secure information sharing across different networks nationwide.

Paul Horan, Principal Sales Engineer with Snowflake Public Sector, will recap a key capability from Snowflake that was announced at the recent HIMSS ’22 conference: the availability of the Snowflake Healthcare and Life Sciences Data Cloud.  During this session, Paul provided a brief overview of Snowflake’s data sharing capabilities, and discuss how Federal Health agencies can participate in the HCLS Data Cloud.

In this session, Dr. Sriram discussed how new generations of networks—both social and the Internet of Things—combined with personal mobile devices are transforming healthcare in the United States and the way it is delivered.

Michelle Holko will discuss Google capabilities for health and research data, analytics including applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence, and biomedical research infrastructure.

Technology has transformed healthcare and clinical research in extraordinary ways. It has also created some of the biggest challenges as beneficiaries, providers, and researchers must navigate many systems in the service delivery lifecycle. ServiceNow shares how they empower healthcare organizations by integrating workflows to streamline operations, manage assets, deliver a human-centered experience, and reduce security risks.