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Title: "Impact! When Healthcare and Technology Collide: A Thought Leaders Report for the Healthcare Industry"

Author: Senior Analyst Joyce Pellino Crane

Published: November, 2009

Length: 42 pages

Synopsis: Synopsis-Trender Health Tech Thought Leaders_V3_Nov-24-09.pdf (download file)

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Target Audience:

o This report is invaluable for policy-makers, healthcare professionals, researchers, technology vendors, and investors trying to understand the challenges and opportunities in healthcare

Focus:

o Strategic analysis of the major trends shaping healthcare, as shared by thought leaders in the industry

o How technology is impacting the healthcare industry, from the quality of patient care to spiraling costs

Research Methodology:

o Analysis of the major trends impacting healthcare, including references to third party and government data

o Interviews with nine of the industry’s thought leaders— some of the top minds and practitioners in healthcare

o Feedback from ordinary people represented by the Trender Panel

Thought Leaders:

Trender Research interviewed healthcare professionals who are recognized as trailblazers in their fields and who reflect the trends and best practices of their respective areas of expertise. These thought leaders are:

Dr. Joseph C. Kvedar, Center for Connected Health

David Hansen, United Healthcare

Jeffery Gruen, PRTM Management Consultants

Bruno Nardone, IBM

Jason Hwang, M.D., Innosight Institute

Debbi Brooks, Health Care Service Corporation

John Goodrow, Lowell General Hospital

Stuart Altman, Brandeis University

Maggie Mahar, The Century Foundation

Cost:

o Department License: $1499

o Enterprise License: $2499

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