Vaccine Credentialing and the Healthcare Experience
Today 37% of the U.S. is vaccinated. But how do you verify that? What vaccine was given? How do you schedule follow ups? What about vaccinations for other diseases? Vaccine credentialing is one answer, but healthcare credentials issued by different organizations need to be consistent, interoperable, private, and secure. On today’s show, Ramesh Raskar, PhD, and Kris Joshi look at the present and future of healthcare credentialing, the challenges, and the opportunities for population health. Today’s panel features Ramesh Raskar, PhD, founder of the PathCheck Foundation; and Kris Joshi, executive vice president and president of Network Solutions at Change Healthcare. Here's what they discussed. U.S. vaccine hesitancy compared to other countries Issuing and using vaccine credentials Integrating credentialing into the public health infrastructure Preparing for outbreaks and booster-shot programs Considerations for interoperability and the consumer experience Lessons to be learned from other countries Crowdsourcing to close public health IT gaps Episode Resources Ramesh Raskar’s bio Kris Joshi’s bio The PathCheck Foundation Uber-izing the COVID Vaccination Experience CDC COVID Vaccinations U.S. Data Tracker CDC’s Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule CDC’s Adult immunization Schedule Change Healthcare Industry Insights COVID-19 Updates and Resources COVID-19 Updates Newsletter Change Healthcare Insights Newsletter Show Resources SUBSCRIBE to the podcast using any podcatcher or RSS reader Suggest or become a guest Contact Change Healthcare