At the end of the day it doesn't really matter what room I'm in because we all put our pants on the same way, which is one leg at a time. So if I set my audience that way, it forces me to say we are all equal. We might not look alike but we are human first and that’s given me the confidence to say it doesn't matter who you are.

Myra Davis, Texas Children's Hospital

I have a belief that leadership should be visible and on-site. Especially in a hospital where you're running the technology. So if I have one person on site, I really think that leadership should be there as well.

Jamie Nelson, Hospital for Special Surgery

This analytic environment is actually quite complicated right now, because we don't have a clear picture of the three identities of patient types that we should be focused on right now.

Dale Sanders, IMO