Care Innovations will be hosting the event in partnership with the Stanford Center on Longevity in hopes of “inspiring a reconfigured delivery process,” the press release noted.
Sean Slovenski, Chief Executive Officer at Intel-GE Care Innovations commented on the need for a collaborative model for care delivery to homes and families.
“Partnering with an innovative group like the Stanford Center on Longevity, I am confident the CI Hackfest will bring together incredible minds who are as passionate as Care Innovations in making healthcare work better for everyone,” stated Slovenski in the press release.
Overall, the hackfest aims to redefine the care team and change the status quo by encouraging collaboration from clinicians and care providers, health plan leaders, family and professional caregivers, patients, designers, engineers, students and faculty.
Ideas stemming from hackfest discussions will serve as building blocks to help the hosts improve care team coordination.
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