Health Datapalooza Offers Patient Scholarships; Early Bird Ends on 1/29

APPLY FOR A PATIENT SCHOLARSHIP We're Seeking Patient Voices at Health Datapalooza In support of patient participation at this year's Health Datapalooza, we've made available a limited number of complimentary registrations and full patient scholarships. Contribute your voice to a meeting designed and planned by patients with BIG ideas to improve health care. Apply by Friday, February 15, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. ET

Health Datapalooza supports a healthy exchange of big ideas from a wide variety of voices - bringing together a diverse and influential audience, and offering different viewpoints. Some of the most important contributions at Health Datapalooza come from patients, who offer meaningful insight and perspective into a variety of health care topics, including both health accessibility and quality of care.

• Taylor Helgren, Fitbit Health Solutions
  Cracking the Code: Deciphering Employer ROI in Digital Health
• Ryan Howells, Leavitt Partners
  APIs: Overdue or Overhyped?
• Kristin Torres Mowat, Castlight Health
  Cracking the Code: Deciphering Employer ROI in Digital Health
• Micky Tripathi Massachusetts, eHealth Collaborative
  APIs: Overdue or Overhyped?
• Kristen Valdes, b.well, Connected Health
  APIs: Overdue or Overhyped?

• Aaron McKethan, Duke School of Medicine
  Rapid Fire: Health System and Plan Innovation
• Tushar Mehrotra, Optum
  Rapid Fire: Smart Data
• Amy Vreeland, ACT.md
  Integrating Social Determinants in Clinical Settings: Not Just the Right Thing to Do, but Real ROI with Multi-Sector Collaboration
• David Watson, Akiri, Inc.
  Rapid Fire: Health System and Plan Innovation

• Jessica Chen, ChenMed
  Small Tweaks, Big Results: How Small Changes in Health Care Can Mean Big Changes in Costs
• Bob Kocher, Venrock
  Small Tweaks, Big Results: How Small Changes in Health Care Can Mean Big Changes in Costs
• Norma Padron, American Hospital Association
  Rapid Fire: From Vision to Visualization

• Catherine Miller, Flatiron Health
  Design a Datapoint
• Nate Nussbaum, Flatiron Health
  Design a Datapoint
• Jonathan Symonds, Ayasdi Inc
  AI in the Real World: Expectation Vs. Reality

• Jill Holdren, BRCA Commons
  Nothing about Us without Us: Toward Collective Self-Governance of Patient Support Groups' Data on Facebook
• Mark Liber, StartUp Health
  The Internet of Health Things: Emerging Challenges and Opportunities to Privacy
• Deven McGraw, Ciitizen
  Nothing about Us without Us: Toward Collective Self-Governance of Patient Support Groups' Data on Facebook
• Casey Quinlan, Mighty Casey Media
  Nothing about Us without Us: Toward Collective Self-Governance of Patient Support Groups' Data on Facebook
• Lucia Savage, Omada Health
  The Internet of Health Things: Emerging Challenges and Opportunities to Privacy
• Fred Trotter, Careset Systems
  Nothing about Us without Us: Toward Collective Self-Governance of Patient Support Groups' Data on Facebook

• Mary Grealy, Healthcare Leadership Council
  Healthcare Leadership Council and Bipartisan Policy Center: Advancing Interoperability and Data Access Project
• Kevin Maloy, MedStar Institute for Innovation
  Let's Make a FHIR App ... with YOU
• Mark Scrimshire, CMS / NewWave
  From Everything about Me without Me to Nothing about Me without Me: EMR and Patient Empowerment and Engagement, Where We Are and Where We Could Go