Thursday, May 13, 2021 | 1:00 PM ET
The Evolving Role of Digital Health Passes

The world is beginning to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, but we now face a new set of challenges around the question: How will we safely reopen and stay open? Digital credentials are likely to play a role in the re-opening of our communities, businesses, entertainment venues and more, but there are questions about digital health passes and how they will be used.
Simply put, digital credentials can provide a secure alternative to the paper vaccination cards or test results that we have relied on for years. With digital health pass technology, people will have the option to share information – like their COVID-19 vaccine status or test results – in a way that is convenient, secure, and private. Developing a set of standards around privacy, equity and access can help build trust and ensure interoperability across solutions that will be key to a seamless experience for the individual.
Hear from the experts on how this passport puzzle is being put together to ensure a safe and reliable re-opening of our world. And learn more about how these technologies might evolve beyond the pandemic to different applications in healthcare.
Key Takeaways:
- How credentialing technologies are being used now, including successful use cases
- What should be built into health passes to help ensure health equity
- How these technologies can promote user control and preserve privacy
- Vision for how these technologies could evolve and be applied to other healthcare challenges
MODERATOR

Greg CaressiSenior Vice President, Frost & Sullivan
PANELISTS

Eric PisciniGlobal Vice President, Emerging Business Networks and Payer Solutions, IBM Watson Health

Glenn FieldCEO, CLX Health

Dakota GruenerExecutive Director, ID2020