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In this Innovation Talk, Dr. Christina Triantafyllou looks at patient experience during the pandemic from three different angles: patient perspective, the view of medical personnel, and the role of digital technology in healthcare.

A three-part strategy can be the solution to reduce negative consequences for healthcare professionals, patient care, patient experience and outcomes.

How will we experience precision medicine in the future? John Halamka gives an outlook on a new 360° understanding of patients.

Expanding precision medicine calls for reducing unwarranted variation. This has been on the radar of providers, payers, and policymakers for over 40 years. The Economist Intelligence Unit summarized recent literature to find out if identifying and implementing processes to reduce this variation leads to increased value of care.

We explore the numbers behind the challenges and trends in healthcare with Harvard Business Review Analytic Services.

Aravind Srinivasan, MD, explains how Aravind Eye Care System combines robust business discipline with deep compassion.

How to control the COVID-19 pandemic? Watch the recording and learn more on the lessons from China and the role of radiology.

How to manage the COVID-19 pandemic? Watch the recording to learn more on the innovative measures Charité Berlin has taken.

How to improve the patient experience? Get insights from experts around the world and learn about their��approaches.��

Prof. Werner will share insights into how he is leading Essen University Hospital on its path to digital transformation.

The age of precision medicine holds the promise of accurate diagnoses, personalized therapies, and fewer treatment errors. While these goals are achievable, obstacles still remain to be cleared in many places.

In an increasingly complex healthcare system, ‘going it alone’ is an obsolete approach. Partnership models create new opportunities at all levels and allow hospitals to keep innovating even under difficult circumstances.

Personalized medicine, big data, and enhanced communication between disciplines all contribute to a more comprehensive picture of the patient. These trends will have far reaching consequences for patients, doctors, and clinical work, says Professor Rossa Chiu, one of the world’s foremost experts on plasma-based diagnostic research.