This is a catalytic moment in the evolution of health care. Driven by necessity during the pandemic, the industry has changed more in the past year than at any other time in modern history. COVID-19 hastened the arrival of the future of medicine, creating a powerful opportunity to rethink and redefine how health care works....
This is a catalytic moment in the evolution of health care. Driven by necessity during the pandemic, the industry has changed more in the past year than at any other time in modern history. COVID-19 hastened the arrival of the future of medicine, creating a powerful opportunity to rethink and redefine how health care works. The biggest opportunity is found in harnessing technology to deliver better, faster and more cost-effective care.
Stern Speakers represents several thought leaders at the forefront of the digital health care revolution. Read on to learn about the many ways they help companies strategically embrace the best of what emerging technologies have to offer.
High Tech Solutions That Boost Efficiency and Quality – Health care futurist, Dr. Lyle Berkowitz, author of “Innovation with Information Technologies in Healthcare,” helps organizations implement high-tech solutions for improving care while boosting efficiency and quality. Named one of the nation’s top “individuals making a difference in today’s complex health care world” by HealthLeaders, Dr. Berkowitz believes that routine care can and should be automated and provides a roadmap for great quality telehealth. He also gives companies preparing for the high-tech future of healthcare a sneak peek at what to expect, from advances in gene therapy to cutting-edge wearables, digestibles, implantables and 3D printing.
Improving Health Care Using AI, Data and Analytics – Tom Davenport, distinguished professor of IT management at Babson College, MIT research fellow, and cofounder of the International Institute for Analytics, is the preeminent expert on how organizations can extract value from information and technology. In the healthcare industry, he helps leaders design and implement technology-driven systems that improve on delivery of care and business strategy. He teaches analytics and AI to executives at Harvard School of Public Health. Named among the top three business/technology analysts in the world and the 100 most influential people in IT, Davenport says he is glad to see the healthcare industry – which had been slow to adopt technology – finally opening up to the many opportunities AI, data and analytics have to offer. By facilitating full data integration and AI use cases, Davenport offers health care from NYGoodHealth leaders a powerful opportunity to create more efficient systems that better serve institutions, clinicians and patients.
If your organization is looking for better ways to improve and expand the delivery of health care while driving growth, contact us to learn how our clients can help. We’d be happy to work with you to customize an advisory engagement or training program that uniquely meets the needs of your organization.
