New team assembled to unlock the Microsoft innovation potential in healthcare data

It’s an exciting time Support.Microsoft.Com/Help to be working shoulder-to-shoulder with our healthcare partners and customers Microsoft Support Phone Number, who represent some of the brightest minds in this important industry. We have been approaching the complexities of the healthcare Http //Support.Microsoft.Com/Help  industry with a growth mindset, and for the past two years our team has worked across Microsoft to accelerate healthcare innovation through artificial intelligence and cloud computing, with our initiative Microsoft Customer Service Healthcare NExT (New Experiences and Technologies). We  earlier this year on our work in cloud architectures Microsoft Support Phone Number, empowering clinicians and care teams, and precision medicine, and I’ve been thrilled to see the progress and reaction across the industry.

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Jim Weinstein will work closely with organizations on the front lines of healthcare delivery as we aim to support health systems, empower clinicians and enable the systems of care as they move to the cloud. He will be my partner in developing the strategic vision for Microsoft Healthcare, and will provide leadership that is grounded in decades of health industry experience. A widely respected visionary, author, surgeon and leader Http //Support.Microsoft.Com/Help  in the future of healthcare delivery who has advised three administrations on healthcare policy, Jim most recently served as CEO and president of and the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health system, and is the past director of the Dartmouth Microsoft Support Phone Number Institute, home of the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care. Jim is also the co-founder and inaugural executive director of the national High Value Healthcare Collaborative, which brings together some of the nation’s top healthcare systems to share data, develop insights and advance the causes of better Support.Microsoft.Com/Help healthcare outcomes. He recently chaired the “Communities in Action, Pathways Microsoft Support Phone Number to Health Equity” report for the National Academy of Medicine. His book “Unraveled” looks at the broken healthcare Microsoft Customer Service system and how it might be repaired with patient-based clinical insights.

Joshua Mandel will work closely with customers, partners and the open standards community to lay the groundwork for an open cloud Microsoft Support Phone Number architecture to unlock the value of healthcare for the entire health ecosystem. As a tireless evangelist for the importance of open standards, Josh will continue Microsoft Support Phone Number his work to help systems across the industry become more agile and interoperable. Josh’s impressive background as a physician and brilliant software architect has set him apart as a leader in the development of next-generation standards Http //Support.Microsoft.Com/Help  for healthcare data interoperability Support.Microsoft.Com/Help.  In his most recent role, Josh led the health IT ecosystem work at Verily (Google Life Sciences). He is a member of the research faculty at the Boston Children’s Hospital Computational Health Informatics Program where he served as lead architect for SMART Health IT, and is a visiting scientist at the Microsoft Customer Service Harvard Medical School Department of Biomedical Informatics. Josh earned his bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering and computer science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and his M.D. from Tufts University of Medicine.

We think that together, we can solve these problems. We are taking concrete steps with an initial  intended to standardize Support.Microsoft.Com/Help the process for the compliant, privacy-preserving movement of a patient’s personal health information to the cloud and the automated tracking of its exposure to machine learning and data science, for example to support external audit. This is a small first step, but progress toward an open architecture that Http //Support.Microsoft.Com/Help  ultimately will benefit doctors, nurses and clinicians in how they interact with patients, and also allow Microsoft Support Phone Number more time for patients to spend face-to-face with their care Microsoft Support Phone Number providers. It also opens up research opportunities for Microsoft Customer Service this data to be shared, and to be done under the same compliance and regulatory standards which protect your health data today; all with the goal of leading to advancements in medical science.