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Disrupting the Business Model of Acute Healthcare: Tech, Hospitals, and Your Home
About this event
Advancements in healthcare technology and science are disrupting the paradigm for the most expensive hotel in town--the hospital, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Clinicians, entrepreneurs, and policymakers are re-thinking how to enable the home as the center for healthcare delivery. Navigating the digital divide while catalyzing on innovation in telemedicine, diagnostics, and remote patient monitoring technologies will be crucial. New business models are being generated, in part due to policy and regulation changes. Competition amongst stakeholders is heightening as the U.S. further explores how to satisfy patients' desire to get better at home.
Speaker
Jared Conley
Massachusetts General Hospital
MD/PhD
Dr. Jared Conley is an emergency physician at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and on the faculty at Harvard Medical School. He also serves as the associate director of the MGH Healthcare Transformation Lab, whose mission is to employ the science of innovation and the enabling power of technologies to enhance the quality and affordability of healthcare. When he’s not in the ER, he spends his …
Dr. Jared Conley is an emergency physician at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and on the faculty at Harvard Medical School. He also serves as the associate director of the MGH Healthcare Transformation Lab, whose mission is to employ the science of innovation and the enabling power of technologies to enhance the quality and affordability of healthcare. When he’s not in the ER, he spends his time engaging with clinicians, entrepreneurs, designers, and engineers to re-think healthcare—with a particular focus on employing digital health solutions including the use of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring technology. He is recognized as an authority in home-centered acute care, including technology-enabled hospitalization at home, and serves on the leadership team of MGH’s hospital-at-home program. He completed a B.S. in Neuroscience at BYU, a joint MD/PhD program at Case Western School of Medicine, and an MPH at The Dartmouth Institute. His clinical training was obtained at Harvard (MGH/BWH) and he completed a fellowship in healthcare innovation at Stanford University.He married Heather Conley while at BYU and they reside in Wayland, MA with their six kids.
