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The cloud computing platform can help support healthcare organizations and startups aiming to build care equity and better outcomes, according to Nicky Murphy, international government health lead at AWS.

Jamie Nordhagen, director of capacity management and patient representatives, says the Colorado health system handles patient flow by predictions of bed capacity, rooms and needed clinical teams.

Daryl Tol of General Catalyst explains how digital health transformation requires cooperation from health systems, and what he discovered while an executive at AdventHealth.

VP of global business development at 3M Erik Van Hoeymissen believes that technology such as AI and virtual assistants can support the move to value-based care.

The Indonesia Ministry of Health's Setiaji Setiaji, chief of the Digital Transformation Office, explains the three digital transformation priorities for the nation's healthcare sector.

Dr. Tamsin Brown, a lead at NHS England Clinical Entrepreneur Programme and at ORCHA, says the pandemic created a mindset shift among patients and clinicians regarding digital tools and apps.

In the post-pandemic world, where there is not enough capacity to meet demand globally, digital health could help create meaningful services that are accessible and make better use of resources, says Sam Shah, chief medical strategy officer at Numan.

Alexander Geissler, a professor at the University of St. Gallen, says major barriers include interoperability and that some hospitals don't have the desire or the ability to share data.

Tarja Stenvall, SVP of key markets and general medicines at Sanofi, discusses why well-informed and engaged patients are crucial and how less red tape can turn into better patient engagement.

Kaiser Permanente's director of clinical education, practice and informatics Michelle Machon talks about how her organization used existing tech in unexpected ways during the COVID-19 pandemic to keep patients, providers and families connected.