eHealth Initiatives is holding the iTHRIVE Innovation Challenge next week to convene stakeholders on the topic of how health technology can improve the quality, safety and efficiency of healthcare.
Investing in Technology to Help Revolutionize and Improve Value-based Experiences for patients (iTHRIVE) will be held Aug. 12-13 in Washington D.C.
The challenge invites startups from around the world to submit proposals that address three critical areas of the eHealth Initiative 2020 Roadmap: consumer-oriented health IT; population health management; and interoperability between providers, payers and across the delivery system.
Learn more about the event.
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