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IBM's Watson in Health Care
Michael Moschella, software engineer at Massachusetts General
Thomas Yackel, M.D., CMIO at Oregon Health & Sciences University
Claire McCarthy, director of operational effectiveness at Kaiser Permanente
Heather Haugen, director of health I.T. at the University of Colorado
IBM Chief Medical Scientist Martin Kohn, MD, explains how Watson is being used to support clinical decisions and make health care more efficient.
Michael Moschella talks about the hospital's data mining efforts with a public/private consortium to get actionable outcomes research.
Thomas Yackel, M.D., discusses what meaningful use means going forward and the challenges of care coordination.
Claire McCarthy talks about the massive health system's efforts to roll out its change management methodology across the enterprise.
Heather Haugen talks about her organization's research on electronic health records .. and how implementation is not adoption.
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