Digital Health: From Science to Application

This inaugural conference as part of the Keystone Symposia, will be the first digital health meeting to focus on the scientific foundations and health applications of digital technologies. Digital Health: From Science to Application will bring together clinicians, scientists, technology innovators, health economists and regulators to discuss and develop the new models of cross-disciplinary collaboration and business required to deliver quality digital health strategies and solutions, and illuminate areas of synergy between the academic, public and private sectors to inform a research agenda for the next five years.

Organized by Dr. Geoffrey Ginsburg, founding director, Duke Center for Applied Genomics & Precision Medicine and DHIT Board Member, Sue Siegel, GE Ventures, and Eric D. Perakslis, Harvard Medical School, this innovative conference will explore the landscape at the intersection of digital technologies, molecular/genomic data and healthcare data by examining how these data streams can interface to enable precision health, drive research (patient-reported outcomes, continuous phenotypes) and impact clinical care (monitoring, feedback, adherence).