Patients will soon expect their doctors to be able to access their entire medical history and to experience a seamless journey from healthy to worried to sick to treated to cured – and across home, hospitals, clinics, and insurance paperwork.
In America, the desire for this kind of integration is strong, and stakeholders in the U.S. are setting the stage to get there.
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Leading experts at this year’s HealthBeat tackle this very issue, including the heavy-hitters below.
In the session, “Powering the patient journey — Fundamental fixes at scale,” Dr. Peter Tippett, chief medical officer of Verizon Healthcare, and Krista Drobac, executive director of Alliance for Connected Care, look at how integration across the patient journey is achievable.
And in the session, “Do you know how all the patients in your practice are doing between visits?” Dr. Phillip Marshall, chief product officer of Conversa Health, and Dr. Cynthia Ferrier of GreenField Health, look at how data and a two-way exchange of information will provide a holistic view of the patient journey.
Join us for these and other amazing HealthBeat sessions, October 27-28, 2014, exploring this year’s theme, “The patient journey: connections, data, and innovation.”
Check out the full agenda and register here to save your spot.