The Global Center for Health Innovation is holding the Cleveland Medical Hackathon in September.
The two-day brainstorming session will bring together technology and medical industry experts and insiders to attempt to solve pressing healthcare problems. This first annual hackathon will focus on making the increasing levels of data collected through technology useful to healthcare systems and to the patients they serve.
The lead partners behind the event are Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, The MetroHealth System, BioEnterprise and others from northeast Ohio's medical and entrepreneurial communities.
Learn more at the event's website.
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