Innovation at Cedars-Sinai was an effort formed and based upon a paramount need-- the need to deliver better technologies and to realize the promise of value-based care.  In existance since 1902, Cedars-Sinai is one of the largest nonprofit academic medical centers in the United States, touting 2,100 physicians, 886 beds, and a reputation for treating the most complex illnesses and rare cases.  To continue delivering on this sterling reputation within the community, information technology has rapidly advanced and evolved to meet the complexities and needs to support the patients of today.

 

In this keynote session, join CIO, technologist, and innovator, Darren Dworkin, as he delves into the necessity that has driven invention at Cedars-Sinai.  Discover the practical processes, methods and strategic structure of information technology at Cedars-Sinai, and hear about how innovation has become the answer to so many complex challenges.