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When: Wed September 29, 2010 5:00 pm
Organization: Xconomy
Location: WilmerHale, 60 State Street, 26th floor, Conference Center, Boston, MA 02109
Website: http://xconomyforum24.eventbrite.com/
Jonathan Bush and Girish Navani are two dynamic health IT leaders whose
companies compete head-to-head in the growing market for electronic health
records and healthcare revenue management technology. Bush, the chairman and CEO
of Athenahealth, is an outspoken advocate for delivering Internet-enabled
services to physicians. Navani, the chief executive and co-founder of
eClinicalWorks, has built his firm into one of the country's top providers of
electronic health records. While each of these visionary executives has
established his company as a major health IT player, each has used very
different strategies to get there--and both see the future of this increasingly
important sector unfolding in different ways.
To enlighten us on those
differences--and to explore their implications for businesses and
consumers--Xconomy is bringing together Bush and Navani for a frank,
head-to-head discussion. Together on the same stage at a time when the U.S.
government is pouring billions of dollars into the adoption of electronic health
records, Bush and Navani will dive into the details about how they are taking on
larger rivals-and each other. In the process, they will share their views on the
future of health technology and the ways doctors and patients
interact.
Moderated by Pamela McNamara, President, Cambridge
Consultants
Schedule:
Registration: 5:00 - 5:45
pm
Program: 5:45 - 7:00 pm
Networking reception: 7:00 - 8:00
pm
Location:
WilmerHale
60
State Street
26th floor Conference Center
Boston, MA 02109
Registration Information:
Early Bird
Registration (ends Sep. 1) $95
Regular Registration: $150
Walk-in
Registration: $225
Student Registration: $35
Student scholarships
available through the Stay in MA program.
To inquire about press
registration, e-mail events@xconomy.com.
Tickets are transferable but not
refundable.