FT Digital Health Summit USA

Start

Thu, 27 Oct 2016, 08:00

End

Thu, 27 Oct 2016, 05:20

WebSite

https://live.ft.com/Events/2016/FT-Digital-Health-Summit-USA

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#FTDigHealth

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With the healthcare industry continuing to experience an explosion of innovative technologies, regulatory bodies and associations are going to have a greater role to play in the speed in which digital health is truly realized. Combined with patient representatives having greater input into the formats and delivery of healthcare, the industry is still at a crucial turning point as wider market acceptance and international opportunities for digital devices hang in the balance.

Following the success of the inaugural FT Digital Health Summit USA, the event returns this year to once again target the most pressing challenges and opportunities within the industry. Expanding the expert speaker roster to include greater patient representation, the agenda will look at how the wider consumer market is accepting digital health technologies as well as their potential in driving more proactive healthcare.

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WHY ATTEND?

Assess how health technologies can give greater control to patients via more proactive health and wellness management
Trulyidentify the ways in which digital health can be fully adopted and not just hyped about
Gain insight into how far the funding boom for digital health is willing to go before wide-scale commercial viability is achieved
Validate the threat of cyber attacks in healthcare as more and more technologies and data systems are incorporated into the industry
Meet and hear from leading pharmaceutical executives on how their stance on digital health is changing in light of boundaries lines in healthcare becoming more blurred

WHO ATTENDS?

CEOs, Chief Medical Officers, CFOs, CTOs, CIOs, Heads of Healthcare, Directors of Innovation, Managing Directors, Healthcare Investment, Technology Directors, Heads of Life Sciences, Heads of Disruptive Innovation, Heads of R&D and other senior executives from the following companies:

Life science companies
Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
Healthcare providers
Multi-technology corporations
Investment banks
Medical device manufacturers
Health insurers
Health/big data companies
Multi-technology corporations
Venture capitalists
Health regulatory agencies
Mobile app providers
Mobile operators and service providers
Technology consultancies
Management consultancies
Telemedicine companies
Mobile technology manufacturers
Digital health companies
Data integrators/analytics/brokers
Genomics/personalised medicine related companies
Wireless-device manufacturers

Category	Early Bird Current - August 19, 2016	Standard Rate After August 19, 2016
Standard registration	$895	$1,095
Not-Profit or Federal Employee Registration	$495	$595

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8:00am	Registration and breakfast
9:00am	Welcome remarks from the chair
9:05am	Opening keynote and conversation
	How can we achieve a digitized healthcare system that allows for industry-wide collaboration between all stakeholders and greater empowerment of patients?
9:30am	Panel: Adopting digital health – what needs to be done?
10:15am	Dual interview: The rise of the digital doctor and its role in primary care
10:45am	Networking break
11:15am	Panel: Creating efficient digital pathways for patients and their data
11:55am	In conversation with the FT: Power and privacy – the importance of cyber security in digital health
12:10pm	Panel: Financing digital health – how long can the funding boom last?
12:50pm	Keynote fireside chat
1:10pm	Lunch
2:15pm	Panel: Creating simple and effective reimbursement models for digital health
3:00pm	Spotlight session: The start-up disruptors
3:00pm	Dr Jean Nehme, CEO, Touch Surgery
3:15pm	Andy Page, President, 23andMe
3:30pm	Omri Shor, CEO and Co-founder, Medisafe
3:45pm	Pre-panel keynote - The pharma perspective
3:55pm	Panel: The pharma perspective – how much value is the industry going to have to seed?
4:30pm	In conversation with the patient
4:50pm	Closing keynote and conversation
	Better empowering patients through unified digital healthcare
5:20pm	Chair's closing remarks