This post is sponsored by International Business Forum.
Healthcare IT is impacting ambulatory, diagnostic and in-patient settings. Further, pharma companies want to identify new opportunities for diversification purposes, as well as for strategic synergy purposes. Industry experts, private equity and venture capital investors predict a 10-year transformational cycle that will redefine the American healthcare system. The Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit will provide insights from top industry experts, private equity and venture capital investors, corporations, healthcare IT innovators and government officials. The Summit will be held May 8 at Trump SoHo New York.
Why This Conference?
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- This event will provide a strategic understanding of the healthcare market to capitalize on the changes ahead in Healthcare through IT.
- Innovative IT/Software solutions to enhance the delivery of healthcare, payment solutions.
- Increased adoption of information technology — software, hardware and services — that enhances productivity and reduces costs. This will include evidence-based technologies that minimize errors and redundancies, remote monitoring systems for chronically ill patients, and software systems to create “value-based” health plans.
- Changes in healthcare service delivery models, including consumer-directed services that empower patients, new insurance models that rebalance cost and care, and re-engineered approaches to care and disease management.
- Mobile Health & the impact on point of care.
The program will unite a cross-section of national venture capitalists, healthcare/medical IT business providers, hospital administrators, insurers, health plans, risk managers, physicians, private equity investors, corporate business development executives, government and public policy experts, C-level executives of start-ups, IT and marketing professionals, pharma marketing professionals (with an interest in online and mobile consumer engagement), biopharmaceutical clinical technology and operations executives.
For program information, contact Melanie Serge at (516) 468-6027 or [email protected]. To register, please visit www.digitalhealthcaresummit.com or contact Cathy Fenn, IBF’s Registrar, at (516) 765-9005 x210 or at [email protected]. MedCity News can offer 30 percent off the registration fee ($1,395.00) with discount code: MEDCITY.
