Aneesh Chopra was the first CTO of the United States. Since then, he has been involved with government initiatives including the President’s Strategy for American Innovation, Startup America, the [...]
As HHS gears up to finalize long-awaited rules on interoperability and information-blocking, much of the industry has focused on their likelihood to spur a market of new patient-facing apps. [...]
In this interview with Greg Downing, CareJourney President Aneesh Chopra reflects on 10 years since the HITECH Act and offers his thoughts on the role of transparency, patient data access, and interoperability in delivering better care. [...]
Oliver Wyman and MedCity News are partnering to highlight insights from today's healthcare leaders. Over the course of the seventh annual Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit, Kevin Truong of [...]
As healthcare organizations adapt to the increasing importance of IT by hiring new executives to oversee digital transformation, it can be difficult to navigate the plethora of tech-related titles. Aneesh Chopra, who served as the first U.S. chief technology officer under former President Barack Obama [...]
“I can’t tell you how excited I am for the future of health care,” Aneesh Chopra told an audience at the Center for Connected Medicine (CCM) during the Top [...]
A former Google engineer is being charged with taking self-driving trade secrets. CNBC's Phil LeBeau and Aneesh Chopra, former White House Chief Technology Officer under President Obama, who is [...]
The 2018 Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit convened over 350 executives and key influencers for discussion around Health Redefined: Breaking Boundaries to Build a Better Way. Listen to Aneesh Chopra talk about how liberating data can unlock economic and social reform. [...]
CareJourney (Arlington, Va.). — CareJourney was founded on the belief that open data and standard APIs will bring about a revolution in population health analytics. They have harnessed these trends [...]
“Part of the challenge with noise, is that even when we have the information, we may not actually be able to act on that information. We need to put [...]