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Wednesday, April 25, 2018 
08:30 AM - 09:30 AM
| Level: | Business / Non-Technical
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This Special Interest Group (SIG) session is an opportunity for data management professionals in the Healthcare and Life Science industry to network with each other and discuss industry trends, practical challenges, and lessons learned in their organizations. The agenda of the conversation will be driven largely by the participants, but likely topics will include data governance and quality, as well as the fast emerging data requirements of AI and Machine Learning in the healthcare industry.
RSVP is not required, but we'd appreciate you filling out this 3-minute SURVEY https://goo.gl/forms/nOcVtdI7GpsVQHkv2 so that the group discussion will be facilitated around the topics of interest to participants.
Wen Dombrowski, MD, MBA, is a geriatrics physician executive with a unique perspective bridging clinical, technical, business, design, ethics, and policy expertise for social innovation. Dr. Dombrowski is passionate about building ecosystems, connecting needs to resources, identifying and addressing root causes of complex systems problems, and impacting culture change. She creates technology-enabled services, business models, and care models to improve the lives of populations with complex medical and social needs - including older adults, people with disabilities, severe chronic illnesses, and urban poor. She uses human-centered design thinking, data analytics, digital communications technologies, and interdisciplinary collaboration to innovate patient experience, workflow efficiency, and product-service development.
Dr. Dombrowski has worked in technology startups, managed care, home care, nursing homes, community health centers, hospitals, and other settings along the continuum of care. She was previously Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO+CIO) for a state-wide homecare and community health provider, the Technology and Communications Strategy lead for a large integrated delivery network's Value-Based Care initiatives, Clinical Informatics Director at a multi-specialty network of community clinics, and Medical Director at a special needs managed care plan for Medicaid-Medicare dual-eligible seniors.
Nardo Manaloto is a healthcare technology industry veteran with over 25 years of management experience in solving healthcare challenges using innovation, user centered design, enterprise architecture, and new technologies. He is a strategic thought leader in ecosystem development, platform design, solution concepts, systems analysis, product architecture, hybrid value chains, and applied innovations to solve complex problems using current and emerging technologies.
Nardo has worked with many healthcare stakeholders including health plans, providers, patients, and community points of view. He previously headed up Kaiser Permanente’s Innovation, Solution Design, and System Transition groups and has applied full innovation lifecycle to scale new solutions and sunset legacy systems on an enterprise level.
He has also worked with technology startups including roles as Chief Product Officer, Chief Innovation Officer, and Chief Technology Officer with companies that utilize artificial intelligence algorithms and capabilities.
Nardo has won several healthcare innovation awards for solutions spanning the areas of artificial intelligence, secure messaging, communication and social collaboration, mobile applications, and virtual care.
His specialties include: artificial intelligence, intelligent virtual agents/avatars, machine learning, computer vision, emotion sensing, virtual/augmented reality, solution architecture, solution design, edge computing, internet of things, applied technologies, applied innovations, business architecture, healthcare product development, strategic solutions planning, systems analysis and design, rapid application prototyping, solution concepts, solution formation, solution execution, user experience, user interface, user centered design, experiential design, interaction design, business model innovation, hybrid value chains, social entrepreneurship, and corporate innovation lifecycle.
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