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Palantir, which is best known for its work in other industries, will deploy software able to automatically aggregate research data from public and private sources into a single interface.

As innovation becomes a constant process in the enterprise, it’s important to make sure resources are being used as effectively as they can be.

Current efforts to create interoperability mostly focus on clinical, not research, use cases.

At Health 2.0, experts and technologists explored tools for fighting physician suicide, opioid addiction, and eating disorders.

Pete O’Neill, executive director of Cleveland Clinic Innovations, said that partnerships with outside inventors can reduce the time and workload necessary to bring an innovation to market.

HHS has announced that it is launching a new program called the Deputy Secretary's Innovation and Investment Summit, which will aim to link private investors and innovators with HHS personel. 

Buoy Health’s chatbot for patient health education and Sober Grid's social addiction support platform each received top honors after pitching their platforms live at Health 2.0. 

Born directly from its acquisition of Twine Health earlier this year, Fitbit Care is a connected health platform for health plans, employers, and health systems.

Jack Resneck, chair of the American Medical Association Board of Trustees, emphasizes the need for physicians to be involved in the early stages of app development to ensure they actually improve the overall care quality for patients.

Through trial and error, Sami Inkinen found his virtual diabetes care model didn't fit nicely into the status quo.