1. HST.921: Enabling Technology Innovation in Healthcare and Life Sciences Spring 2011 Mirena Bagur Julie Yoo Chandrika Samarth

2. The U.S. Healthcare IT market is projected to grow to $10B by 2015 How will YOU participate in that growth?  Mobile health and the medical home  eHealth entrepreneurship  Future of disease management  Behavioral Modification & Wellness coaching  Social networking and virtual communities

3. HST.921  Only class at Harvard or MIT solely focused on Healthcare IT  Innovation learning through hands-on problem solving of both business & technology challenges  Analyze healthcare IT marketplace in light of new government policies & healthcare reform bill  Work with healthcare industry experts as project mentors to gain real-world perspective

4. HST.921 – a step into the real world  Rich networking opportunities with industry thought leaders thru panel discussions/lectures  Meet and collaborate with a cross-disciplinary group of Harvard and MIT students - medicine - law - business - life sciences - engineering - public health - policy  Exciting career opportunities in the Healthcare IT marketplace through connections with - industry leaders - course alumni - local healthcare IT entrepreneurs

5.  Dr. Steven Locke; Behavioral Health expert, NIH research grant funded recipient  Dr. Danny Sands; Physician, Sr. Medical Informatics Director at CISCO  Dr. F. X. Campion; Director Provider Programs at Outcome Inc.  Mirena Bagur; VP Sales & Mktg, iGetBetter Inc.  Win Burke; Serial Entrepreneur & CEO of Incentive Targeting Faculty

6. Past Speakers  Dr. John Glaser; CEO Siemens Health Services & formerly CIO at Partners Healthcare  Dr. John Halamka; CIO Caregroup  Dr. Karen Bell; Dept. of Health & Human Services  Jamie Heywood; Co-founder Patients Like Me  David Ahern; Director Robert Wood Johnson Health e-Technologies Initiative  Eugene Hill; SV Life Sciences (VC Firm)  Regina Herzlinger; HBS  David Judge, MA; Mass Gen Hospital  Stephen Hau; Founder, PatientKeeper

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8. Past Projects  Atrius Health: Evaluate opportunities for improving care & self-management of diabetic patients through the use of cell-phone technology.  Dossia: Value Strategy (for Personal Health Records)  Symantec: Creating a safe, secure, system for patients and providers to share medical imaging remotely  Aetna: Engaging Consumers in Disease Management Programs through their Digital Lifestyles  Intel: Medication Management 2.0

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10. Affiliation with CIMIT A consortium of Boston teaching hospitals & engineering schools for fostering interdisciplinary collaboration in medicine, science & engineering, to improve patient care  Seeks solutions to unsolved clinical problems  Builds a strong and vibrant CIMIT community  Contribute to improved patient care through innovative leadership practices  Achieve financial sustainability by diversifying funding sources, and employing financial and operational best practices  Support CIMIT investigators by creating and sustaining and efficient operational and management system

11. FAQ  Course auditing  Project selection  Required readings  Required paper  School-specific credit  Work load  Attendance  Professional standards

12. Registration and Credits  MIT Students Go to WebSIS (student.mit.edu) and follow links to pre-registration. Add HST.921 and HST.923 to your pre-registrationstudent.mit.edu  Harvard Students https://crossreg.harvard.edu/OASIS/CrossReg/

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