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• 3 Companies will discuss their model for what a decentralized healthcare economy / marketplace looks like. This is where we transition from talking about the theoretical
• A conversation looking at how large organizations view and approach innovation with the patient at the center. From a federal perspective
• a counselor who specializes in treating suicidal ideation
• A discussion session with Dr. Derek DuBois
• A great focus of blockchains and tokenized systems is removing power from centralized authorities. In the healthcare system
• A review of the day.
• About Health:Further
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• adjacent and breakthrough innovation
• Alphabet
• an expert in healthcare reputation management
• an interoperability advocate
• An introduction to Health:Further
• and a call to collaboration for everyone working towards a more sustainable future.
• and Accenture. In this session
• and also who is most likely going to be impacted by it.
• and briefly look at leading AI systems.
• and Burton
• and discuss critical issues in the clinical entrepreneur community. In this fireside chat
• and full-time vs. fractional involvement with a business.
• and help mitigate the rising costs of care without an improvement in health outcomes. In this session
• and how both patients and clinicians can better engage each other and use technology to ensure better relationships and more informed care.
• and how the incentives they’ve designed will actually drive adoption.
• and how they want to achieve their goals.
• and increased the facility’s NET revenue.
• and leveraging clinical experience in the business environment to create value.
• and likewise
• and not ready for primetime. But the question for all of us is
• and opportunities to get involved by those with a clinical background.
• and scalable platform that brings people and systems together. IoT in the healthcare market is expected to reach nearly USD 409.9 billion by 2022
• and scale a business idea. Topics to highlight include the role and value of MD/MBA degrees
• and Scott Ridgway
• and share their digital health information when
• and the blockchain world is now coming to terms with that. In this session
• and the challenges he’s faced along the way.
• and the Exciting related to technology in the Behavioral Health sector.
• and the rest of the Outcome Health team are up to that challenge. Ramani
• and they have become economic development magnets for other countries that have embraced them. As the landscape for regulation continues to shift
• and they want healthcare information on demand in an easy-to-use format. If we can see our order history on Amazon
• and ultimately
• and what are the applications? In this talk
• and where the first opportunities lie.
• and you will need an agile
• Aneesh Chopra
• anxiety
• Apple and b.Well
• are making progress in promoting better electronic access to a consumer’s clinical and payment information via third party applications. The CARIN Alliance is a non-partisan
• are you ready? Join us for a ‘fireside chat’ with industry experts reflecting on the current state of health and IoT
• Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Analytics are promised to be game changers in every industry
• As clinicians
• as well as a separate supporting 501(c)(3) tax-exempt Foundation for scholarship and philanthropic endeavors to advance healthcare. In this session
• as well as new expectations and business models that create disruption. In this panel
• as well as OSF’s commitment to venture capital and how all of it is connected to the purpose of the health system.
• assembling and joining successful business teams
• at a health care conference in the behavioral health track. The talk will include the family of someone who died by suicide
• audience intelligence and personalization in order to scale your business over the coming 18 months.
• Behavioral Health
• Biotech
• blockchain capabilities and behavioral data put consumers in control of their well-being and medical needs.
• Blockchain is creating entirely new models for how a healthcare economy can operate. In this session
• Blockchain is designed to displace central authorities. In healthcare
• bots
• build
• Business
• but achieving the ideal decentralization is proving to be a difficult proposition. Consensus mechanisms all have tradeoff and drawbacks
• but tokenization brings new models and ways of thinking about how all aspects of health can be valued. In this session
• but we don’t want brands to overstep their bounds. How do we square this? Artificial intelligence and mobility have already reshaped the many ways in which people search
• but what about medical hardware technologies? In this talk
• Capacity within the behavioral health field is already low and continuing to drop. According to some estimates
• challenges
• Christopher Penn will define AI
• Clinician Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Clinician Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Clinician Issues
• communicate with
• Community Comment
• connect the entire healthcare ecosystem.
• Consumerism
• Contributing Factors
• COO
• creating unprecedented and shifting risks. This session talks about the sources of the risk and actions every organization can take to defend themselves.
• David Brailer
• day1-kickoff-event
• day2-behavior-event
• day3-consumerism-event
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• Decentralization is at the heart of blockchain’s power
• deliver value over volume
• digital health technology is making complex information accessible to everyone involved in care decisions.
• Director of the Physician Innovation Network
• discover and purchase goods and services. The additional challenges of GDPR regulations and data privacy rules being re-shaped by social media
• Dr. DuBois will help pull out the lessons from the morning sessions while sharing his own longitudinal view of the space.
• Dr. Jeffrey Hausfeld.
• during
• education
• Entrepreneurship
• Everyone is excited and scared to death of the new financing models that tokenization has brought about. ICOs have been completely outlawed in some countries
• explain why it matters to healthcare
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• Founder of DOC (www.DOCjobs.com)
• From implantable sensors to wearables
• fueled by an entirely new level of detail (especially with AI) to drive efficiencies
• Future of Health Podcast
• give a series of applications and case studies
• giving them insight into illuminating the challenges of implementation.
• Growing the Margin
• Health / Wellness
• Health Tech
• Healthcare faces growing cybersecurity exposure and threats
• Healthcare Finance
• Healthcare Industry
• Healthcare Innovation
• HFMA
• HIMSS Summit of the Southeast
• how are they working together to build their business while also improving access and outcomes.
• How do companies of any size develop products that actually solve real problems for patients and bring us to a more sustainable and human-centered healthcare system? In this session
• how he balances clinical time with his business endeavors
• Humanizing Healthcare
• I have real ambivalence about a lot of these topics. Creating a framework for evaluating them each in turn and deciding how to adopt
• immature
• improved efficiency across the revenue cycle
• In fireside chat format
• In June
• In panel discussion format
• in terms of having access and control of their data. Tokenized health systems aim to change this. In this session
• In the spring of 2017
• In this session
• Informed Investor
• Innovation
• Innovation League Cities
• Innovation means not just creating new “things.” It also means we need to change the way we operate our existing organizations. Workplace structure
• intelligent
• introducing new options for clinical workflows
• Investing
• Investor
• is currently helping Outcome address these issues head on.
• is designed and developed to enhance patient-provider communication using the example of a simple urine diagnostic test.
• it can sometimes be hard to tell who is most likely to benefit from blockchain
• it can’t be that simple. Humans are complex beings. While we are predictable as a population
• It is often said that the blockchain world is like 1993 of the Internet. Early
• Join us for a fire side chat on how to innovate the patient experience. Hear from providers that will share challenges and successes and what the future holds for patients in their systems.
• Kickoff Keynote
• Knochel
• largely because we fell into the trap of taking the already broken advertising practices and applying them to these new platforms. We all want personalized experiences
• manage patient journeys
• Marijuana has been in the headlines for years as more states have moved to decriminalize or legalize marijuana
• Medical Advisor
• Meg Barron
• multi-sector alliance co-founded by David Blumenthal
• News Digest
• or those interested in entrepreneurship for the first time
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• panelists from three of the country’s leading health tech ecosystems will discuss how they advise companies to build tools that matter and avoid getting trapped by shiny object syndrome.
• Patient Advocacy
• Patient Experience
• Patients and clinicians alike desire digital tools to manage healthcare encounters. Patients want to be able to find
• perhaps an entire state could be saved through such collaboration and responsible sharing of such data.
• provide product feedback
• pushing the company’s valuation to north of $5 billion. Then
• reduced their denials
• regardless of its form
• regulation
• roles
• security
• smart pills to self-monitoring hospital beds
• so let’s discuss the solutions that lie in data unification
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• Summit of the Southeast
• Summit of the Southeast
• Tech / TN HIMSS
• technology challenges and more all must be discussed. In this session
• Tennessee operates at 38% capacity in the field. So with the expense of brick and mortar growth and the lack of professionals in the field
• tentative acceptance
• the Bad
• the Kickoff Stage
• The landscape of social and digital media largely promised that brands would be tuned in to our wants and needs and brands would then deliver customized experiences. And yet the model has failed
• the original and largest platform for clinicians interested in non-clinical/alternative careers. With a member base of 43
• the patient is the least empowered party
• the session will feature welcome remarks and highlight the key issues
• The Society of Physician Entrepreneurs (SoPE) is a global biomedical and healthcare innovation network with membership open to all healthcare professionals
• The tokenization of assets is bringing about entirely new ways of thinking about value exchange. The healthcare industry has struggled to evolve to a value based system
• The underlying promise of digital health tools lies in technology's ability to increase access to care. In this session
• The world of healthcare is changing quickly. If organizations are going to succeed long-term
• their players
• There are many talks and papers on how the U.S. healthcare system needs to evolve
• they need leaders who take calculated risks
• this discussion is meant to highlight those challenges that are specific to the clinical community. We’ll discuss the role of a Chief Medical Officer
• this session will feature three clinician entrepreneurs who come from different business backgrounds to discuss the potential need for an MBA degree and what other tools are needed to develop
• though
• to mobile apps that allow individuals to recognize and track health conditions and developmental milestones
• to the practical. A panel of investors & experts in the healthcare and blockchain industries will be evaluating the models live in front of the audience
• to VR and 3d printing that literally puts medical information into the hands of the patient
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• trained in Internal Medicine at NYU and worked at two startups before working as a Partner at McKinsey and Company
• transact with and rate their care teams the way they do other services like consumer goods. They also want access to their data
• trending towards health. Not only are these tools valuable in detecting and diagnosing behavioral health conditions
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• user experience
• versus who is most likely to lose them entire business from it. In this session
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• ways for providers and consumers to engage
• We all have ideas about ways we would change the practice of healthcare if we could: spend more time with our patients
• we are highly variable as individuals. We’ll hear more about the precision application of these tools to increase the efficiency and efficacy of care in behavioral health.
• we are in need of solutions like digital care. From telehealth and video sessions with a human clinician to digital therapies a primary care provider can prescribe
• we bring together experts in the space to provide guidance on what to expect and how to navigate this unknown territory.
• we do enter a new era in today’s digital age. We have new technologies entering the field including augmented reality
• we don’t often understand how to translate the lessons we’ve learned at the bedside into innovative solutions on a larger scale. In this session
• We hear a lot about how digital health technologies can facilitate communication
• we will attempt to cover the bases and predict when the promise of blockchain will be fulfilled.
• we will discuss how the existing industry can leverage tokenized blockchains
• we will discuss the status quo
• we will explore how to ensure that technology
• we will explore the Good
• we will explore this challenging topic with the creator of a consensus mechanism that applies its own take on decentralization.
• we will hear from clinicians and entrepreneurs using a combination of the personal touch and technology to provide more – and better – care to underserved and rural communities.
• we will talk to three different projects that have created alternatives to the current healthcare system. We will discuss how these markets are governed
• we will talk to three innovators who have set out to put the patient back in control of their health through the blockchain.
• we’ll discuss the platform and growing Nashville chapter with Chairman and Co-Founder
• we’ll explore how to build upon the years of clinical experience and translate them into solutions at the macro level.
• we’ll explore the opportunities and challenges of integrating new innovations into complex health systems and strategies for effective and successful implementation.
• we’ll explore the unique challenges in diversity confronting the innovation space and how we can build organizations that allow everyone to thrive and succeed.
• we’re often forced to create innovative workarounds for clinical care processes through the day and over the course of our careers. But
• Welcome and introduction from the Tennessee HFMA team.
• Wellness
• what are the initiatives and technologies HHS is pursuing to help the entire health system improve? From the perspective of large healthcare systems and pharma companies
• What is AI and why does it matter for healthcare? What is real
• what tokenization really means
• what’s hype
• when will it be ready for primetime and what stands in its way? Compliance
• where
• where he started McKinsey Advanced Healthcare Analytics
• who was formerly the Vice President of Engineering at Twitter (the most senior female role at the company) and prior to that led the $320 million Java business unit for Oracle
• why not our interactions with our healthcare providers? At the same time
• will discuss their work in this area and other exciting initiatives taking place at the AMA.
• will talk about how the web has changed the way we interact with the healthcare system
• with sharp increases in the past 10. Suicide is always a topic that is difficult to discuss. So we thought it critical to discuss here