Shelby Switzer, Head of Integrations at Healthify, used a Lion King motif in her presentation
- The Redox Healthcare Interoperability Summit went down in Denver this week.
- The air in Denver sure was nicer than in San Francisco.
- HITRUST, while not perfect, is the gold standard in enterprise healthcare.
- A good rule of thumb: 1 security engineer for every 25 employees.
- The panel I was a part of was stacked with experts.
- It’s tough to say what’s hyped more in healthcare: FHIR or blockchain.
I left smoke-filled San Francisco earlier this week to attend the Second Annual Redox InterOp Summit in Denver. They graciously invited me to speak on a security panel for day two of their conference.
We love the Redox team.
Enjoy the pics!
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Aboard an uncomfortable United flight, leaving smoke-filled SFO, en route to Denver (note the amount of private jets vs commercial planes in this pic)
Took an Uber straight from Denver Airport to Meadowlark Kitchen for a dinner with my fellow panelists
Group pic with my fellow panelists
If Denver Nuggets are on the menu, order it.
The striped bass was tasty
I found incredible value at this Airbnb in Denver’s RiNo district (note snow on the ground + clear skies)
It was a nice winter day in Denver for Day 2 of the Redox InterOp Summit at Catalyst
I like this banner
A couple of Redox co-founders, my buddy Niko Skievaski and James Lloyd
All InterOp paths lead to Redox
Upstairs on the sixth floor is where you could find the Sales & Implementation Track
Got a FHIR update from a member of the Redox team
“#FHIR is useful, but probably will not solve your integration needs” @Redox #InteropSummit pic.twitter.com/2o0shKEXkG
— Hoala Greevy (@HoalaGreevy) November 14, 2018
Panel selfie (left to right): Lisa Hall, Ben Waugh, Brett Gailey, Coleen Coolidge
Ben Waugh and Coleen Coolidge getting ready for our panel: Securing Data & Respecting PHI
Selfie with Colin Hung and Niko Skievaski at the Redox pau hana
Denver sunset (note the clear skies)
Back home in less than 48 hours (Coit Tower in the background)
Back in SF. Back in the smoke.
San Francisco today pic.twitter.com/Bo9OFeYty0
— Hoala Greevy (@HoalaGreevy) November 16, 2018
Worst air pollution in the world today. I can feel my heart pumping just sitting down. pic.twitter.com/bNLp8pHFYk
— Hoala Greevy (@HoalaGreevy) November 16, 2018
