medicine x| september 16-18, 2016
medicine x 2015 by the numbers:
Conference Overview
Xponential Impact | September 12 to September 18, 2016
At Medicine X 2016 we will meet the innovators who are disrupting health care throughout the globe. We will see the emerging technologies of today and learn how they will impact the health care we deliver and receive tomorrow.
We will explore the drivers of change through organizational leadership and creative collaboration outside of health care’s traditional silos.
We will be inspired by moonshot thinking and learn how to grow pockets of excellence and innovation to large-scale change. We will experience empathy and compassion. We will gain an understanding of the problems that matter most in health care.
Be ready to use what you learn at Medicine X to create a shared vision of collaborative and participatory medicine of tomorrow.
Everyone Included™ is a framework for health care innovation, implementation and transformation based on principles of mutual respect and inclusivity. It is the culmination of six years of co-creation with a diverse group of health care stakeholders at Stanford Medicine X that has resulted in a series of design and leadership principles intended to drive collaborative health care innovation efforts.
For one week in September, Northern California becomes home to the world’s premier gathering of patients, providers, researchers, designers and technologists who are leading disruptive innovation in health care. A series of world-class programs, workshops and events begin on Monday and culminate on Friday with the start of Stanford Medicine X – an Everyone Included™ event and the most-discussed academic medical conference in the world.
join us for medicine x week | september 12–18, 2016
meet the innovators who are disrupting health care
hear from world-renowned keynote speakers across industries
JONATHAN BUSH – Chief Executive Officer
athenahealth
Bringing the network effect to health care
Jonathan Bush, CEO and President of athenahealth, will discuss how the “network effect,” which we experience in other aspects of our lives, is beginning to take hold in health care, offering the promise of a smarter, cheaper and more connected patient experience.
SUSANNAH FOX – Chief Technology Officer
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Invent health: building a nation of innovators
Susannah Fox believes that the democratization of access to information and data is going to be mirrored in design and manufacturing. How might we create a world in which everyone has access to the tools and information they need to solve, and share their ideas with others?
LINDRED GREER – Organizational Behavior
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Flattening the hierarchy in health care teams
Award-winning professor Dr. Lindred Greer from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, known for her work on the power structures and power dynamics of teams, will deliver a keynote address on the importance of flattening influence hierarchies in health care teams.
innovative solutions for cancer care
pitch your brightest idea in front of a live audience at Medicine X
Do you have an idea that could change cancer care?
Five finalists will be invited to Medicine X to pitch their ideas in front of a panel of judges, which includes Michael Seres, Medicine X ePatient-in-Residence, and Robert Herjavec, one of the stars of ABC’s hit television show “Shark Tank.” Winners will receive seed funding and mentorship to bring their ideas to life. Learn more about the C3 Prize, and submit your own idea at C3Prize.com
main stage sessions
our signature day of moonshot thinking and big idea inspiration
SPECIAL SESSION: PRECISION MEDICINE
The future of President Obama’s Precision Medicine Initiative
SPECIAL SESSION: THE OPIOID CRISIS
Abuse vs. Access and the Role of Technology and Design
SPECIAL SESSION: POLICING PATIENT PRIVACY
Confidentiality vs. Data Sharing to Inspire Innovation
CORE THEME: DATA + DEVICES
Data Parity and Device Innovation vs. Regulation and Safety
CORE THEME: EVERYONE INCLUDED™
A culture of health based on mutual respect and inclusivity
CORE THEME: DISPARITIES, ADVERSITIES, AND HOPE
Challenges, long shots, and resilience after failure
masterclasses
an interactive small group learning experience with knowledge experts
SUSANNAH FOX
Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
“Creating space for innovation at HHS”
LINDRED GREER
Professor, Stanford Graduate School of Business
“Teamwork in the health care setting”
BOB MESSERSCHMIDT
Founder, Cor
“The transformation of precision health in the home, and crowdfunding”
CHARLES ORNSTEIN
Senior Reporter, ProPublica
“How to think like a journalist”
160+ high quality breakout sessions
hear from leading innovators and researchers from around the globe
After an extensive peer-review process, we are pleased to be offering over 160 high quality breakout sessions this year. Sessions range from five-minute Ignite! presentations, to interactive 90-minute workshops, in five different tracks (Business, Design, ePatient, Implementation, Research).