Leaders from the Pediatric Pandemic Network (PPN) recently joined the International Society for Pediatric Innovation’s Pediatrics 2040 conference: Transforming Pediatric Healthcare Together to discuss the future of pediatric healthcare innovation. As iSPI’s flagship event, PEDS 2040 presents a unique opportunity to witness the future of pediatrics as it unfolds.
Left to right: Paul Joseph Stengel, EdD (Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital), Dr. Claudia Hoyen (University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s), and Dr. Charles Macias (University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s) joined Kathy VanEnkevort, America’s Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry Leader for Microsoft for a discussion titled “Partnering for Better Intelligence in Disaster Preparation: Pediatric Pandemic Network”.
Dr. Paul Joseph Stengel (Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital), Dr. Claudia Hoyen (University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s), and Dr. Charles Macias (University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s) joined Kathy VanEnkevort, America’s Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry Leader for Microsoft for a discussion titled “Partnering for Better Intelligence in Disaster Preparation: Pediatric Pandemic Network”.
Mediated by Hoyen, the conversation started with Macias providing an overview of the PPN including its mission, structure, and vision. Stengel followed up with an overview of how the education domain is building the learning and development infrastructure needed to push out content to learners wherever they learn best in order to pull users into the PPN ecosystem of offerings. VanEnkevort then explored the value Microsoft can bring to PPN as it gathers the intelligence needed to strategically invest in opportunities that advance the PPN mission.
In addition to the special PPN session above, conference topics included AI in Pediatrics, PedsMRKT launch, XR/VR Wearables, Digital Health Innovation, Women in Innovation, and several sessions with members from the International Children’s Advisory Network.
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