A major weak point in healthcare is the patient handoff, where it is key to accurately exchange patient information between caregivers, such as medications the patient is on or symptoms they are experiencing. Fierce Healthcare’s Anastassia Gliadkovskaya talks with Subha Airan-Javia, M.D., a Penn Medicine physician and founder and CEO of CareAlign, about how to address this crisis. 

Also, Annie Burky talks with attorney Sunny Levine, who specializes in the law of health tech regulatory compliance, about what telemedicine companies—in particular telepsychiatry firms—will face with the looming end of the public health emergency. Without any regulatory changes, remote care will roll back to prepandemic standards, significantly hurting access to key medications.

To learn more about topics in this episode:

• Here are 6 ways the ONC's new rules for opening health record access will impact the industry
• Oracle Cerner unveils new tech capabilities: Virtual nursing, tools to streamline charting, billing and data integration
• Elation Health teams with workflow management startup to automate administrative tasks in medical practices
• Experts sound alarm on 'preventable public health crisis' as virtual prescribing for opioid use disorder now in limbo
• JPM23: Teladoc revises its Q4 to sunnier projections while shining a light on BetterHelp and digital 'whole-person approach'
• CVS Health goes live with virtual care service with a focus on primary care, mental health
• White House plans to end COVID emergency declarations May 11

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