Care Anywhere, Challenges Everywhere: Laura Rogers Spills the Tea at ViVE (HIT Like a Girl Crossover!)
HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health ITShow Notes
Beyond the Hospital Walls: Ensuring Safety, Security & Equity in the "Care Anywhere" Era
As care delivery expands beyond traditional hospital settings, critical questions emerge:
How do we safeguard patient safety and cybersecurity in decentralized care?
What does it take to ensure equitable access to high-quality care for all?
In this episode of HITea with Grace, Grace Vinton sits down with Laura Rogers, Senior Director of Healthcare Strategy at SHI International, to explore how the "Care Anywhere" model is reshaping healthcare.
They discuss:
🔹 The Driving Forces – Why home-based care is gaining momentum 🔹 Tech & Infrastructure – The IT backbone needed to support remote care 🔹 Key Challenges – From cybersecurity risks to reimbursement barriers 🔹 The Gender Impact – How this shift affects women, who often balance their own health with caregiving duties
What innovations are making "Care Anywhere" possible? What hurdles remain? Tune in for insights that could redefine the future of care delivery!
💡 Brought to you by the HIT Like a Girl Podcast and HITea with Grace – amplifying women’s voices in health IT.
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