Dr. Kathy Ku is vice president at Vive Collective, an equity capital company concentrated on digital health. Kathy is a business owner, an engineer and a previous expert. She holds an MD/MBA from Stanford, where she was a recipient of the Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship, and an AB/SM from Harvard, where she studied engineering sciences and molecular and cellular biology.
Simply put, she’s quite clever. And she’s got a tip to the C-suites and boards at healthcare facilities and health systems throughout the nation: Get caretakers associated with the allotment of financial investment dollars.
In this week’s HIMSSCast, Ku will broaden on this concept, while likewise going over the present offers landscape, hybrid care designs in telemedicine, the next 12 months in health care AI, and development in federal government organizations to benefit the nation’s public health sector.
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Talking points:
- Health care requires to see more nurses, pharmacists, doctors and other caretakers affect the allotment of financial investment dollars and be associated with health IT business.
- How can these people– in addition to C-suite leaders– make this take place at their companies?
- Less and smaller sized handle the near term.
- Telehealth: Balance virtual care with in-person care, hybrid care designs might be the future.
- The next 12 months in the world of health care AI.
- Development in federal government organizations is important for the nation’s public health sector; public-private collaborations might be the secret.
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