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McKinsey and MIT alum with 25+ years of experience in healthcare and technology…
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Education
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Activities and Societies: Pi Tau Sigma
Harvard - MIT Health Sciences and Technology Program
Helen Bernstein Fellowship
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Honors & Awards
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2020 Most Creative People In Business
Fast Company
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Innovative Women In Business Health Vanguard
Nimble
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Luis Villalobos Award For Innovation
Angel Capital Association:
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National Science Foundation Fellow
National Science Foundation
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🌍 Proof of Concept: Standardizing Oncology Care with FHIR. I'm excited to present Oncology Implementation Guide;a proof of concept developed to demonstrate how HL7® FHIR® standards can streamline oncology care. This guide provides a structured framework for capturing, managing, and exchanging oncology data—spanning prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up—enabling interoperability across healthcare systems. Explore the guide here: https://lnkd.in/ggMugMUj #Kenya #OncologyCare #FHIR #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #Interoperability #CancerCare #ProofOfConcept
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Peter McCanna
As Jay Rughani, Jane Rhee, and Julie Yoo point out in this a16z Bio + Health piece on “Infinite Healthcare,” healthcare today looks a lot like telecom decades ago—with a cost structure that reinforces a scarcity mindset. They argue that AI can shift healthcare from a system of scarcity to one of abundance, and I could not agree more. Many of us remember when phone calls were billed by the minute—more usage meant more cost. But as networks scaled, pricing shifted to unlimited plans. Usage surged and value expanded for both customers and providers. Our industry can follow the same path, but only if we shift to a payment model that aligns with the future we are trying to create. For decades, our healthcare system has been built on limits—limited clinicians, appointments, and coordination. Those limitations have normalized waiting and suffering—and added complexity. AI has the power to radically expand our capacity to care for people, helping us shift from simply reacting to illness to proactively supporting health every day. Technology alone will not change the system, though. Abundance cannot thrive inside a payment model that rewards episodic intervention instead of ongoing health management. If we want proactive, continuous care at scale, incentives must align with preventing illness, not just treating it. Scarcity shaped my dad and our family’s experience at the end of his life. Abundance can create an entirely different future. https://lnkd.in/gNQ4QkHi
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Noel J. Guillama
New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System is partnering with artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia and Israeli hospital Sheba Medical Center to launch a genomics-focused initiative. For the three-year project, the organizations are looking to decode the human genome through the usage of large language models. Sheba and Mount Sinai’s Icahn School of Medicine will contribute genomic datasets, AI research capabilities, and clinical insight. Nvidia will provide computational architecture and AI development platforms, software and scientific expertise.
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