Executive Q&A Archives

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McKesson’s Personalized Medicine Prospects
Andrew Mellin, Predictive Care Solutions
Oct. 7, 2008

Pushing Personalized Medicine
Edward Abrahams, Personalized Medicine Coalition
Sept. 16, 2008

Cancer Biomarkers Make Progress, Present Challenges 
Roberto Hernán, Dominion Pharmakine
Aug. 26, 2008

Karen Trudel of CMS Talks about HIPAA Audits and NPI Issues
Karen Trudel, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Aug. 19, 2008

The VistA Question
Michael Doyle, Medsphere
Aug. 12, 2008

Rules for EMR and EHR ROI from Michigan State Experience
Michael Zaroukian, Michigan State University
Aug. 5, 2008

Storing the Data Deluge
Richard Bakalar, IBM
July 29, 2008

Speech Recognition Gaining Ground in Health Care
Klaus Stanglmayr, Philips Speech Recognition Systems
July 22, 2008

Lessons from GWU’s 30-Day EHR Rollout
Stephen Badger, Medical Faculty Associates
July 15, 2008

CMS Director Friedman Discusses MITA Progress
Rick Friedman, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services
July 8, 2008

Frank Talk from Peter Waegemann
Peter Waegemann, Medical Records Institute
July 1, 2008

Will Wi-Fi Energize the Asset Tracking Market?
Gabi Daniely, AeroScout
June 24, 1008

New Leapfrog CEO Outlines Priorities
Leah Binder, Leapfrog
June 17, 2008

ONC Plan Proposes Challenges for Implementation
James Champy, Perot Systems Corp.
June 10, 2008

Open Health Tools Hopes to Repeat Eclipse’s Success
Skip McGaughy, Open Health Tools
June 3, 2008

InterSystems Targets RHIO Market with HealthShare
Paul Grabscheid, InterSystems
May 27, 2008

ActiveHealth PHR Promises ‘Intelligent’ Feedback
Frank Norman, ActiveHealth
May 20, 2008

Bandwidth Freed by Digital Conversion in 2009 May Pose Risk to Hospitals
Tim Kottak, GE Healthcare
May 13, 2008

NCQA President Talks About the Promise and Challenges of EHRs
Margaret O’Kane, NCQA
May 6, 2008

CCHIT’s Educational Program Can Ease the Pain of Certification
Alisa Ray, CCHIT
April 29, 2008

iPhone Is the Apple of Epocrates’ Eye
Kirk Loevner, Epocrates
April 22, 2008

Mayo’s Joe Dudas Discusses Supply Chain Management
Joe Dudas, Mayo Clinic
April 15, 2008

Making P4P Work for Doctors and for Payers
Francois de Brantes, Bridges to Excellence
April 8, 2008

Xerox Tackles Document Management Consulting
Valerie Mason Cunningham, Xerox Global Services
April 1, 2008

Project Laika Leaders Provide Progress Report
Rob McCready and Tom Neal, Mitre Corp.
March 25, 2008

Health Information Exchanges Push Forward
John Loonsk, ONC’s Office of Interoperability and Standards
March 18, 2008

Siemens Says Integrated Diagnostics Tools Will Change Healthcare
Thomas Miller, Siemens Healthcare
March 11, 2008

Identity-Based Network Security Meets Health-IT Challenges
Sean Convery, idEngines
March 4, 2008

Managing Costs with Metrics
John Distefano, BearingPoint
Feb. 26, 2008

Pay-For-Performance Yields Incremental Results and Outcomes-Based ROI
Tom Williams, Integrated Healthcare Association
Feb. 19, 2008

Clinician Involvement Is Critical to Successful HIT Deployment
Liz Johnson, Tenet Healthcare
Feb. 12, 2008

Brailer’s Group Plans Major Announcements in February
David Brailer, Health Evolution Partners
Jan. 22, 2008

Forrester’s Top Health-IT Predictions for 2008 
Eric Brown, Forrester Research
Jan. 15, 2008

Kaiser’s Michael Robkin Tackles Interoperability 
Michael Robkin, Kaiser Permanente
Jan. 8, 2008

White Papers & Special Reports

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eClinical Trial Technologies Revolutionizing Clinical Development Efficiency
Sponsored by ClearTrial
This Bio-IT World BriefingON report, sponsored by ClearTrial, presents a selection of recent stories from Bio•IT World and sister publication, eCliniqua, that illustrate how new technologies and approaches can have a profound impact on the management and execution of clinical trials.


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Remote Data Capture:Acquisition and Analysis
Sponsored by Oracle

See why Electronic Data Capture (EDC) is gaining traction in the pharmaceutical
clinical trials arena. Today approximately half of all clinical trials are conducted
electronically, and the figure is rapidly rising. Report includes contributions from
Oracle Health Sciences, Pfizer, PPD, and C3i.

 



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Breaking Through Real World Storage Barriers in Next Generation Sequencing
Sponsored by BlueArc

To effectively and efficiently manage the rapidly increasing needs of an NGS research environment numerous considerations for data management become important in moving today’s terabyte and petabyte levels of data. Some key concerns can include:

  • Maintaining enough  headroom to handle additional and unplanned data growth
  • How to address mixed workloads
  • Working with multiple file and network protocols
  • Dealing with aging data
  • Optimizing varied storage subsystems already in place while preparing for new floods of data to come

This paper investigates trends and solutions in addressing these issues, and more, for life science professionals.



Life Science Webcasts & Podcasts

Bio-IT World & CHI

Impact of the 1000 Genomes Project on the Next Wave of Pharmacogenomic Discovery
1000genomeInterview with M. Eileen Dolan, Ph.D., Professor, Medicine, University of Chicago and Speaker at Next-Generation Sequencing Data Management, September 27-29, 2010, Providence, RI  

The 1000 Genomes Project aims to provide detailed genetic variation data on >1000 genomes from worldwide populations using the next-generation sequencing technologies. Some of the samples utilized for the 1000 Genomes Project are the International Hap-Map samples that are composed of lymphoblastoid cell lines (LCLs) derived from individuals of different world populations. The detailed map of human genetic variation promised by the 1000 Genomes project will allow a more in-depth analysis of the contribution of genetic variation to drug response. Future studies utilizing this new resource can greatly enhance our understanding of the genetic basis of drug response and other complex traits.


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Job Openings

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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center seeks an Engineer to design and develop complex data analysis systems in support of cancer genomics research projects at the Computational Biology Center. Qualified candidate will have a BA, 5+ years of software development experience and expert knowledge of Java, SQL, and HTML.

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