Speaking Topic
Why access to data is not enough
Healthcare has spent decades building ways for information to move: between hospitals, between physicians, between devices, between electronic records, and increasingly, into the hands of patients. But moving information is not the same as making it useful.
A patient can have complete access to a portal, test result, or device report and still have very little understanding of what any of it means. Dr. Choudhuri argues that healthcare's next interface is not another screen. It is understanding.
Through the lens of cardiovascular medicine, connected devices, and emerging AI, he explores what it would mean to design health systems where translation, comprehension, and participation become part of the infrastructure of care itself.
HIMSS, HLTH, health-system executives, digital transformation and interoperability conferences, policy audiences, global-health leaders, government health systems.
Both — it's built to work for interoperability and technology audiences as well as policy and health-system leadership.
That talk is specific to implanted cardiac devices; this one is broader, addressing patient-facing health information infrastructure generally.
