Technology & Data in 2030
Virtual Event
Health care organizations made big investments in information technology and data analytics
that have yet to pay off. Promises of improved outcomes have fallen short, and clinicians are
frustrated with the difficulty of use. So what can be done over the next decade to realize the
potential of IT applications, infrastructure, and data to improve care delivery?
Join NEJM Catalyst for the third event in our free, four-part virtual series, Health Care 2030: Technology & Data. Our international panel of health care leaders and experts will speak about how technology and data must evolve to support high-value health care.
Health care leaders, clinicians, researchers, technologists, and entrepreneurs are invited to join this fast-paced event. Our speakers and moderators include health system and hospital
executives from around the world who champion the use of technology and data to improve
clinical care, data science researchers and innovators, and investors in technology and
analytics. This insights-packed agenda, along with a live, interactive Q&A, will examine the
current state of health care IT and the path ahead.
Register for this free event and learn:
*The hurdles that health care organizations have faced in realizing the promise of technology
and data and how to extract value from those costly investments.
*The connection between more accurate data collection (along with its underlying IT
infrastructure) and patient-centered care, including targeted population health.
*The strategies that must be implemented to ensure technology supports health care providers.
*The need to evolve technology in service of high-value health care and new models of care,
including virtual care delivery.
Speakers
David Bates, MD, MSc
Chief of the Division of General Internal Medicine and Primary Care, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Medical Director, Clinical and Quality Analysis, Information Systems, Mass General Brigham, Inc.
Bob Kocher, MD
Partner at Venrock, Senior Fellow at the USC Schaeffer Center for Healthcare Policy and Economics, and Adjunct Professor
Stanford Medicine
Thomas H. Lee, MD, MSc
Leadership Board Founder, NEJM Catalyst; Chief Medical Officer, Press Ganey Associates; Editorial Board, the New England Journal of Medicine
Member, Editorial Board, New England Journal of Medicine
Amy Merlino, MD, FACOG
Enterprise Chief Medical Information Officer, Cleveland Clinic Health System
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Dana Gelb Safran, ScD
President and Chief Executive Officer (Incoming)
National Quality Forum
Eyal Zimlichman, MD, MSc
Deputy Director General, Chief Medical Officer, and Chief Innovation Officer
Sheba Medical Center
