1) Health Datapalooza, a conference on health data and technology, has grown from focusing on data visualization exercises to showcasing viable solutions that are being implemented. 2) Many early advocates who worked in government health agencies have now started successful private sector companies and organizations applying data science to healthcare. 3) For the first time, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and U.K.'s National Health Service are partnering together on health data and IT initiatives.

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HEALTH DATAPALOOZA 2015
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2. The movement is old enough
to invoke nostalgia over the
meetings at the NIH, the year it
poured at the zoo…
01 ‘Palooza grows up

4. Main stage demos have
evolved from data viz
exercises to viable solutions.
02 Bring on the apps

6. Many early health data
advocates from government
have landed in the private
sector, and many are now
running startups.
03 Where are they now?

7. Aneesh Chopra
Co-Founder & EVP,
Hunch Analytics
Former CTO of the United
States
Aman Bhandari
Executive Director, Data
Science & Insights at Merck
Former Senior Advisor to
the CTO of the United
States
Farzad Mostashari
Co-Founder & CEO,
Aledade
Former National
Coordinator for HIT at HHS
Sachin Jain
Chief Medical Officer,
CareMore Health System
Former Sr. Advisor to the
Administrator of Medicare
and Medicaid Services
Rebecca M. Coelius
Director of Health,
Code for America
Former Medical Officer for
Innovation, ONC Office of
Science and Technology at
HHS
Aaron McKethan
President, RxAnte
Former Director, Beacon
Communities at Office of
National Coordinator for HIT
Thomas Tsang
Chief Medical Officer, Merck
Healthcare Services and
Solutions
Former Innovation Advisor,
Center for Medicare and
Medicaid Innovation
Aryana Kalid
VP Healthcare Services
Strategy, CVS Health
Former Chief of Staff,
Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services

8. For the first time, USA’s HHS
and the UK’s NHS are working
together on health data and IT
partnerships.
04 Open data besties

10. The elders are now in draft
mode, recruiting top talent for
a new tour of duty.
05 Introducing:
the Recruiter-in-Chief

12. Consumers are called upon to
demand their data.
06 #getmyhealthdata

14. It’s time to stop developing for
the healthiest & wealthiest.
07 Data for the people

15. “You should fly commercial more often.”
– Esther Dyson, on the subject of healthcare, to a venture capitalist.

16. The open data movement is bi-
partisan. Or is it? – whisper
some attendees.
08 2016 will be telling

18. While Health Datapalooza has
grown up, the humor has not.
And that is a good thing.
09 #Nerdprom

20. HHS embraces external innovation
partnerships, putting impact first.
10 This must be a
public/private effort

22. In real time…