IBM's Andy Morris Joins CognitiveScale and Valkyrie Intelligence Experts to Discuss Artificial Intelligence's Impact on Healthcare and Wellness

The next decade will see artificial intelligence and machine learning in healthcare emerge to make a fundamental impact in areas such as diagnosis of conditions, analysis of patient datasets for drug discovery and delivery of wellness services.
 
On Wednesday, February 26 at the first Blockchain and Digital Transformation in Health 2020 symposium  IBM’s Product Marketing Manager, Machine Learning Andy Morris joins Meredith Butterfield, PhD, Principal Scientist, Valkyrie Intelligence and  Jeffrey Eyestone, Healthcare AI Advisor, CognitiveScale for the “Blockchain in Healthcare and Life Sciences: The End of the Beginning” panel moderated by Capital Factory’s Ambassador of Emerging Technologies, Brance Hudzietz. 
 
New healthcare applications are emerging that leverage breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to deliver improved health outcomes and processes for providers and payers. This panel will discuss how AI/ML is being leveraged, and the role of big data and even blockchain in making them robust, responsible and secure.

Blockchain and Digital Transformation in Health 2020 symposium’s full educational program includes more than 40 expert speakers, 10 academic presentations and 20 blockchain/healthtech startups. More than 100 senior healthcare industry and technology professionals are expected to attend. The symposium is especially targeted at those working in the following roles:

• Clinicians, providers and researchers with an interest in digital health and technology
• Digital health specialists looking to keep abreast of technology trends
• Data scientists and medical statisticians that want to leverage these new tools 
• Payers and administrators seeking to take advantage of these technologies
  
• Blockchain, IT, AI and medical device innovators that wish to engage with medical practitioners and healthcare professionals.

The venue for the Blockchain and Digital Transformation in Health 2020 Symposium is MedtoMarket, a recently opened medical and life sciences innovation center. 
 
Registration for the symposium is open, with an academic rate of just $295 (including the educational program plus networking breakfast, lunch, breaks and end of business reception). Discounts are available for Dell Med and UT faculty and students, as well as for healthcare associates of Dell Med and members of the Austin Blockchain Collective.

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