Scottsdale Institute Webinar Series: Jared Conley, MD, PhD, MPH
Home Hospital Innovation at Mass General. HTL’s Dr. Jared Conley presents to members of the Scottsdale Institute on MGH’s experience using technology to further enable the delivery of acute hospital care in the home. The Scottsdale Institute (SI) is a not-for-profit membership organization of prominent healthcare systems whose goal is to support its members as
MGH Cardiology Grand Rounds: Jared Conley, MD, PhD, MPH
Exploring the Acute Care Frontier: Tech-enabled Hospitalization at Home. Dr. Conley is an emergency physician and innovator at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. His focus is on employing the science of innovation and the enabling power of digital technologies to enhance the quality and affordability of acute healthcare. He completed a joint MD/PhD
Hospital at Home Users Group Webinar Series: Jared Conley, MD, PhD, MPH
Tech Matters: Building the Right Digital Platform for your Hospital at Home Program. Jared Conley MD, PhD, MPH and David Levine MD, MPH, MA provide lessons from two well-established Home Hospital programs at Mass General Brigham, focusing on the technology decisions these programs must make and how tech applications affect both program efficacy and patient
Healthcare Transformation Lab’s 2020 Impact Report
It goes without saying, but I will say it nonetheless … these are unusual times not just for healthcare, but for the world. We are in an environment of uncertainty on many fronts and our ability to continue to rise to the challenges has been tested. I am proud to be part of an
Novelline Innovation Speaker Series: Bruce Leff, M.D.
Transforming Care Delivery with Hospital at Home. Dr. Leff is Professor of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where he is the Director of the Center for Transformative Geriatric Research. He holds joint appointments in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and
HTL’s MGH ACLS App
Press Release The MGH Healthcare Transformation Lab (HTL) has entered into an ongoing collaboration with the American Heart Association (AHA) to develop a mobile app to assist clinicians – nationwide – in caring for patients requiring Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS). This MGH ACLS app was developed for front-line clinicians, especially resident physicians and
Novelline Innovation Speaker Series: Arnold Milstein, MD, MPH
Learning From American High-Value “Bright-Spot” Clinical Teams Dr. Milstein is a Professor of Medicine and directs the Clinical Excellence Research Center at Stanford University. The Center discovers and demonstrates in multi-state locations scalable innovations in clinical process and in bedside applications of machine intelligence that lower the cost of high-quality healthcare. Before joining Stanford’s faculty,
HTL’s Research Fellows Graduation 2019
The MGH Healthcare Transformation Lab celebrated the second class of its Healthcare Innovation Research Fellows Program May 15, honoring Numa Perez, MD, Surgery resident, and Konstantin Stojanovic, MD, Neurology resident, for their work throughout the past year. The year-long action-learning program provides an opportunity for MGH health care providers interested in care delivery transformation projects
Novelline Innovation Speaker Series: Mike Fenn, PhD
Hi: How Can You And Harvard Innovation Labs Help Transform Healthcare? The healthcare space presents a unique set of challenges to entrepreneurs pursuing medical innovations that improve both patient and economic outcomes. The most impactful innovations in healthcare often trace their roots back to the identification of a clinical pain point resulting in a solution
Innovator Spotlight – Yanik Bababekov, MD, MPH
As a surgical resident at MGH, Dr. Yanik Bababekov had a lot of questions about the organ transplant process, which was at the time relegated to an often outdated communal spreadsheet, making it difficult to keep track of the specifics. He couldn’t help but wonder, what if there was a tool that could help providers