Digital health tools have proven successful in delivering the patient outcomes that matter most. But challenging reimbursement pathways, disparate data privacy laws, and other complex limitations make it difficult for healthcare organizations to scale these solutions to reach the most vulnerable and underserved patients in their care — and impending changes are soon to stir the pot.

It's not an option to turn away from digital health or wait for policies to catch up before integrating digital tools into the care continuum. 

Join authors of one of the National Academy of Medicine’s most viewed discussion papers, “The Promise of Digital Health: Then, Now and the Future," as they partake in an interactive discussion that explores:

• The breadth of data and evidence that can be generated using digital health tools, and the role that data plays in the advancement of the healthcare industry
• Implications of the exponential growth of AI, how such tools are already impacting the digital health world, and what to expect in the next 5-10 years
• The role of payers and reimbursement policies in digital health, including its ability to scale and provide equitable access to new technologies
• How the industry can — and should — approach health privacy protections for patients in an age of disparate policies and localized regulations

Watch the webinar now to learn more.