GeekWire Health Tech Season 3 Kickoff at Premera
January 8, 2019
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as posted by the channelWhat's the potential for artificial intelligence to replace some of the roles of a doctor? How can smartphones provide better access to healthcare? And what's the future of tech giants such as Amazon and Google in the world of health?
Those are a few of the issues we discussed with a panel of health tech leaders during a special live recording to kick off Season 3 of GeekWire's Health Podcast, on location at Premera Blue Cross, the sponsor of this season of the show. The discussion set the stage for the topics we'll be exploring this season, looking at the many ways technology is changing the healthcare landscape.
We were joined by Ranjani Ramamurthy, principal physician scientist at Microsoft, who has a background in both medicine and engineering, as an MD and a computer scientist; Oron Afek, CEO and co-founder at healthcare technology startup Vim; and Robbie Cape, CEO and co-founder of startup 98point6, a Seattle-based entrepreneur who sold his previous company, Cozi, to Time Inc.
The discussion was kicked off by John Espinola, executive vice president of healthcare services for Premera Blue Cross
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