Today what you have is electronic health records that are fundamentally big, dumb data repositories that aren't easy to use. Think about Silicon Valley. If you said to anybody, your system is so complex you need a scribe to help you enter the data. They would look at you and say, thats the picture child for bad software.

Glen Tullman, Transcarent

You're not really building a lot of the tech in most health systems. You're mostly buying and managing and maintaining. But the data piece is critical. I believe data governance is probably the biggest gap from best performing organizations to least performing organizations.

Aneesh Chopra, First CTO for the US

The amount of time physicians spend actually getting trained on the EHR as well as the amount of time spent doing customization upfront and periodically on an ongoing basis. Those are two real keys to improving EHR efficiency.

Dr. Justin Collier, World Wide Technology