Disruption and Risk in Health Care: Anticipating What Comes Next
A dizzying range of risks face health care organizations right now: in the marketplace, regulatory policies, technology investments, patient choices, and more. In the face of this disruption, how can organizational leaders anticipate risk, respond to it, and still stay profitable? And on the flip side, how can technology start-ups act upon innovative opportunities to re-envision health care?
The expensive, inefficient health care ecosystem needs to be disrupted, but it has been slow to change. Join NEJM Catalyst for a free virtual event on June 21st to hear what’s really happening from experts in care delivery, payment, and pharmaceuticals. Gain perspective from both sides: those who are anticipating disruption, and those who are doing the disrupting.
Join NEJM Catalyst for this free virtual event and learn:
*How health systems are disrupting themselves to innovate and retain patients
*Ways in which disruptive innovation can lead to collaboration
*How to distinguish signal from healthtech “noise” and anticipate change
*Why technology companies need to build clinical teams to understand the real world of health care
*The importance of a sustainable care delivery approach and business model
Speakers
Thomas H. Lee, MD, MSc
Editor-in-Chief, NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery; Co-Chair, NEJM Catalyst Editorial Board; Chief Medical Officer, Press Ganey Associates, Inc.
Member, Editorial Board, New England Journal of Medicine
Dan Liljenquist
Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer
Intermountain Health; Board Chair, Civica Rx
Rasu Shrestha, MD, MBA
Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation & Commercialization Officer
Advocate Health
Sara Vaezy, MPH, MHA
Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy & Digital Officer
Providence
