Some closing thoughts from last week:


+Congrats to Don Jones, Rob McCray and the team at Connect for organizing such a worthwhile conference

+”Healthcare is local and its a cottage industry- there will be lots of expirimentation and failures before we see real improvement— the consumer will come to the forefront- Technology is the enabler—technology is not the end game”- David Gruber— J and J

“What will drive customers to adopt is the  value proposition. The product/service does not exist if customers don’t buy it”….  David Gruber  J.and J

“The docs as a community have to come to consensus— you need science that referenced and it needs to change the docs income”

“The chronological mindset of doctors — oldset and new mind set- not age set”

“Access to information will lower costs”

“Stenghen the physician!  More tools — better decisions- less the burden”

“The industy is informational — but the reimbursement is physical-”

“$300 Billion dollars of waste— wow what a market…” Jim Sweeney

“15 million women looking after 2 sets of parents—  an unserved market”

“Onstar- a monitored car costs less than unmonitored on warranty… Will Google and or Microsoft be the repository for this data.. Do consumers need and or want a PHR— .  Healthcare consumers want to be told whats next..Can we put personal tools into the consumers hands… See what they will do with them..” Don Jones- Qualcomm

 “Can some on please develop the Quicken of health care?” Paul Jacobs- CEO Qualcomm

“Where are the successful examples from the consumer world-Apple- Nike— the world wide marathon— social interaction is necessary..”

“We will al be nodes on the web— constantly being monitored..”

 

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