Download a report recapping two-part webinar series on the internet of medical things
The internet of medical things (IoMT) is changing health care, and the industry needs to be prepared to harness the technology for value-based care. There are key challenges around implementation and cybersecurity which health systems need to understand if they want to derive the benefits this advancing technology offers.
That was a key message shared by experts during a two-part webinar series on the internet of medical things hosted by the Center for Connected Medicine (CCM), which collaborates with leaders and innovators to advance health care.
The CCM – jointly operated by Nokia and UPMC – regularly convenes thought leaders from the health care industry to discuss best practices on pressing health IT issues.
The IoMT webinar series tapped the expertise of seven leaders from a range of health care institutions and companies:
- Rasu Shrestha, MD, MBA, Chief Innovation Officer, UPMC and Executive Vice President, UPMC Enterprises (moderator)
- Tom Foley, Director, Global Health Solutions Strategy, Lenovo Health
- Garrett Hall, Research Director, Cybersecurity and Implementation Services, KLAS
- Rob Marson, Head of Strategy and Business Development, Security Product Unit, Nokia
- Beth Musumeci, Vice President, Cybersecurity, GE Healthcare
- Gregg Pessin, Research Director, Gartner
- Eric Rock, Founder and CEO, Vivify Health
