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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2010 · 14 MIN

Conference Coverage Highlights From Health 2.0 2010

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Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Guest: Matthew Holt, MA, MS Guest: Roni Zeiger, MD This year's Health 2.0, now in its fourth year, held October 7th through the 10th in San Francisco, focused on the people and companies transforming all parts of the healthcare system with technology. The conference was the culmination of San Francisco's Health Innovation Week, and featured activities ranging from the Health 2.0 Developer Challenge to significant announcements showcasing emerging technologies, apps and platforms for both healthcare consumers as well as the healthcare providers. Interviews with attendees, exhibitors and presenters, include: Matthew Holt - Health Futurist, co-founder of Health 2.0 Aneesh Chopra - First Federal Chief Technology Officer of the United States, Office of the President Jeff Arnold - Founder, Chief Architect - ShareCare, founder WebMD Roni Zeiger, MD - Chief Health Strategist - Google John de Souza - President and CEO - MedHelp Michelle Snyder - SVP - Epocrates Roy Schoenberg, MD, MPH - CEO - American Well Steven Wheeler - Director of Business Development - Ideal Life Ted Eytan, MD - Medical Director for Delivery System Operations - Permanente Foundation

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