Events

Please join us for a panel discussion featuring CEOs who will discuss the main trends in digital health – both for their organizations and the sector generally.

Join us to hear Jenica McHugh discuss the changing role of technology in healthcare and how companies use technology to disrupt their markets.

Please join us for the first session in our seminar series, a conversation with Patricia Gauthier, Canada’s lead for Moderna, on her experiences leading the Moderna vaccine roll-out in Canada.

Shaping the Future with 2020 Vision: Lessons for Healthcare’s Leaders As we look back, the COVID-19 pandemic has acted as a transformation catalyst, accelerating the implementation and adoption of changes in our healthcare system. The unprecedented circumstances brought forward new innovations and key lessons. Shaping the future with 2020 vision examines how healthcare systems and companies successfully led their organization in a […]

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the delivery of mental health care changed dramatically. An already-stressed mental health care system reacted to new demands by launching or expanding innovative approaches such as telehealth, smartphone apps, and the use of lay community members in the mental health workforce. It’s time to take stock of these innovations and assess their impact on patients, […]

Information regarding speakers and registration coming soon!

This year’s free virtual event, Leading the Next Generation of Health, will explore how to move forward as leaders, future leaders, and consumers of healthcare after the sector experienced massive disruption in 2020 and continues to face uncertain times. Panels and speakers will address business challenges and opportunities, with a specific emphasis on how to lead through change.

Jevay Grooms, PhD is an Assistant Professor with the Department of Economics at Howard University in Washington, D.C. She is an applied microeconomist with research areas of interests that lie at the intersection of public economics, health economics, and studies of poverty and inequality. Her overall research agenda is to study the impediments to adequate health care delivery and health outcomes of underserved and […]

The pandemic hastened a growing trend to deliver more health care at home rather than in traditional health care settings. Health systems across the country are investing in the home as an alternative to hospitals and skilled nursing facilities. How will this shift affect the quality and costs of care? How can policy and payment adapt to support these new […]

Laura Wherry is Assistant Professor of Economics and Public Service at the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Her research focuses on the changing role of the Medicaid program and its impact on access to health care and health. Her recent work examines the early effects of the ACA’s  Medicaid expansions, as well as the longer-term effects of several […]