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Building a Culture of Innovation to Transform Behavioral Health Delivery
Wes Williams, PHD, VP & CIO, Mental Health Center of Denver
Tom Herzog, Chief Operating Officer, Netsmart
In this episode, Wes Williams, VP & CIO at Mental Health Center of Denver, talks about the transformation of the past two years and the rise of telehealth and how he’s working to make it a complement to mental health services rather than a complicated one — Telehealth has always been here, but the mindset is shifting.
Join us as we discuss:
- Pressing forward through the pandemic & the rise of telehealth
- Acknowledging how telehealth has changed & how to anticipate for the future
- What a human-centered lab is
- Blockchain, IoT, & AI in healthcare
- Advice for the audience
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