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CTO Insights Miami | Data Governance in Healthcare
November 13 @ 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Free
This edition’s talk:
Data Governance in Healthcare: The Essentials of Interoperability, AI, and Beyond
In his presentation, Pepe will break down the basics of making healthcare systems communicate better with each other and why it’s so important for decision-makers to understand and support these changes. He’ll cover how to argue for the funds needed, how to pick the right team for tech projects, and how to check if the changes are making a difference. Pepe will share tips and real-life stories to help attendees understand how to apply these ideas in their work environments.
Pepe’s talk will be filled with practical advice and easy-to-understand examples. He wants to help everyone—from tech enthusiasts to healthcare professionals—understand how to use technology to improve healthcare. Whether you’re a tech expert or new to the field, you’ll leave with a clearer view of how to make these complex systems work well together for the benefit of patients and healthcare providers.
Special Guest:
Pepe Fernández | COO at Cysnet
Pepe Fernández has spent the last 20 years making sure that technology meets business needs, especially in the healthcare sector. His experience comes from his time leading the Technical Office of Interoperability at the Andalusian Health Service. Here, he played a key role in developing systems that now help over 100,000 users and provide care to 8.8 million patients. His work has been crucial in making patient care better and more integrated, ensuring that technology not only works well but also helps in real, meaningful ways.
Pepe is passionate about using technology to improve healthcare. His upcoming talk will dive into how we can make different healthcare technologies work together more smoothly—something called interoperability. He believes that getting these systems to work together is key for hospitals and clinics to grow and adapt over time. He’ll explain why these technologies are essential and how they can lead to more effective healthcare services.
