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This year, Partners in Digital Health, publishers of Blockchain in Healthcare Today and Teleheath and Medicine Today, presented a full day of concurrent tracks featuring  the foremost  innovators and savants in blockchain technology, telehealth, AI, and other novel technologies convened  at the Convege2Xcelerate  (#ConV2X),  healthcare modernization event,  to address the most compelling issues, growth opportunities, and financial implications for the industry.

Sector leadership  converged to share and challenge the integration of emerging technologies to accelerate building a new framework for the future of patient care, and modernization of a new health system.

Register now to receive your  podcast edition  alert from BHTY and TMT.

BHTY registration:  https://blockchainhealthcaretoday.com/index.php/journal/user/register
TMT registration: https://telehealthandmedicinetoday.com/index.php/journal/user/register

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
CONSENSYS HEALTHPLATINUM SPONSOR,  CONFERENCE AND BLOCKCHAIN TRACK
BOEHRINGER INGELHEIMBRONZE SPONSOR 

Sponsors:
BurstIQ  |  1800PR  |  Cadent Medical Communication  | HealthVerity  |  Izzy  |  Nonnatech

Media Partners:
Healthcare Informatics  |  Health Data Management  |  Pharmacy Podcast

and all our Friends...
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See you in 2019...!
Wednesday, October 24 • 10:40am - 11:10am
Inflection Point: Blockchain and Pharmacy

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Almost 70 percent of Americans take at least one prescription drug, generating over $300 billon of healthcare spend. However, as with much of the healthcare sector, pharmacy has been slow to embrace technologies that could improve efficiency and quality of care while providing direct benefit to the patient. Today, we are at an inflection point in pharmacy where market forces and consumer demand are dictating substantive change. This panel will leverage perspectives and approaches to explore whether blockchain technology might help lead to the kind of change in pharmacy that stakeholders have been clamoring for. You will hear from a spectrum of voices including: a novel pharmacy-focused effort trying to achieve social good (Good Shepherd), how pharmacy fits into a broader ecosystem (BurstIQ), and a 30,000 ft view combining pragmatism and vision (Optum).

Moderators
avatar for Kevin A. Clauson, PharmD

Kevin A. Clauson, PharmD

Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Lipscomb University
Dr. Clauson is an associate professor at the Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences in Nashville, TN, USA. Dr. Clauson previously served as founding director of the first World Health Organization Collaborating Center to prioritize mobile health (mHealth) initiatives... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Phil Baker

Phil Baker

Co-Founder, Good Shepherd
 Phil Baker and his co-founders at Good Shepherd got the laws changed in TN (to start, but intend to scale) to allow previously wasted high-cost cancer meds to be reclaimed and dispensed to underinsured/uninsured patients who could not otherwise afford the life-saving meds. They... Read More →
avatar for Mike Jacobs

Mike Jacobs

Senior Distinguished Engineer, Optum
Mike Jacobs is a Senior Distinguished Engineer for Product Engineering and Data Solutions at Optum in Eden Prairie, MN. Mike is currently focused on high priority strategic technology initiatives such as blockchain, innovation and guiding the maturation of our agile architecture and... Read More →
avatar for Frank Ricotta

Frank Ricotta

CEO, BurstIQ
Frank is an accomplished CEO and Impact Entrepreneur with over 30+ years of experience empowering people, building companies, and creating innovative solutions. Frank founded BurstIQ with the mission of making the world a healthier place, one connection at a time. Frank’s achievements... Read More →


Wednesday October 24, 2018 10:40am - 11:10am EDT
Room 555, 5th Floor, Lerner Hall, Columbia University
  Blockchain, Session
  • LOCATION Room 555