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Healthcare is a series of relationships, and doctors and patients both need to understand what outcomes the other is trying to pursue, says 11Health CEO Michael Seres.

Sharp Index founder Janae Sharp says some of the burning health IT questions are whether the industry will be subject to more regulation and how current payment and incentive models will evolve.

Press Ganey CEO Joe Greskoviak says that technology should only play a supporting role in healthcare innovation; true innovation is how information is brought in, distilled to key drivers of performance and then acted upon to improve healthcare.

Springboard Enterprises helps with leadership development for female entrepreneurs, says Director Rebecca MacKinnon.

Quantuvis is bringing managed care and pharmaceutical companies together to get the most effective drugs at the lowest prices to patients, says CEO Lisa Bair.

PwC Partner and US Health Services Sector Leader Gurpreet Singh details what the future of the healthcare industry will look like with the consumer at the center.

Non-profit Hope for Henry is helping children in the hospital understand what it happening to them, what their diagnosis means and what to expect, says CEO Laurie Strongin.

Two of biggest healthcare problems are access and engagement, but digital tools can help connect providers, payers and patients in the mental health field, says Neuroflow's COO Adam Pardes.

Healthcare organizations need to assess and monitor business relationships because of the dangers of cyber threats, says BitSight Vice President Jacob Olcott.

HIMSS Senior Director of Federal and State Affairs Jeff Coughlin shares his thoughts on information-blocking, interoperability, social determinants and recently proposed rules from CMS and ONC.