Digital Health Frontier
In the upcoming week you'll see numerous writings about national private sector efforts to enhance COVID response, communication, and collaboration. As part of doing this[...]
As we plan our go-lives for the Mayo Clinic Platform, we recently discussed how best to measure what constitutes a go-live. First, let's review what[...]
Platform businesses require technology that promotes interoperability and scalability. For those who live in platform companies day-to-day, my thinking below may sound obvious, but for[...]
Last weekend I moderated an amazing group of presenters for Harvard Business School's 17th Annual Healthcare Conference, debating the future of elder care throughout the[...]
Over the past 40 years I've worked in a variety of workplace settings, each appropriately serving its intended purpose. I did not appreciate how much[...]
This is the first of a two part series that describes where I live and where I work at Mayo Clinic. To me, life and[...]
I recently told several of my Mayo colleagues that I'm an outsider who has landed in a new environment where the degree of collaboration, dialog,[...]
Recently, my colleague Steve Peters, chief medical information officer, Mayo Clinic, and I discussed our life experiences as CMIOs. We talked about how the role[...]
Last week at JP Morgan, Mayo Clinic announced a new collaboration with nference that I would describe as "Cloud-hosted, de-identified, federated learning in which the[...]
Although I've been attending healthcare and technology conferences for more than 40 years (yes, I attended Comdex in 1979), but until this week had never[...]
One of our Mayo Clinic Platform team, Emily Wampfler, recently forwarded me an overview of MIT's Platform conferenceRead the Barclay's piece. It notes that 55,000[...]
My new role as president of the Mayo Clinic Platform began officially on January 1, 2020. I was selected for the role in late[...]