Access to data and technology creates the opportunity for advancements like machine learning and artificial intelligence. The ability to forecast has the potential to transform care and improve health. Accelerating innovation but also reducing the time it takes to translate that learning into decisions at the bedside.

Seth Pazinski, ONC

Doctors are trained to be like lone wolves. It's not a team sport, despite how much movement we've had towards patient centered care and people working in collaboration. That's still solid but at the end of the day, three o'clock in the morning, the diagnosis is still yours to make over the phone or in the ER. And I think that's been a real struggle for a lot of my colleagues who've tried to make the jump to CMO and being the center of everything.”

Sanaz Cordes, MD, World Wide Technology

We are going to look at the medical record of every COVID positive patient that has been tested in our organizations and we are actually going to start to look at characteristics about them. Who had a severe infection? What were the earliest signs? Can you predict severity based on early signs?”

John Halamka, Mayo Clinic