Kraft: Healthcare data-flow of the future will be fluid, proactive, and personalized

The individual parts of the healthcare system of the future are here, but it will take forward-thinking innovators to bring those pieces together into a new paradigm. Dr. Daniel Kraft, a Stanford-educated MD who now serves as chair of medicine for Singularity University, a learning community founded by Ray Kurzweil and Peter Diamandis, sees himself as one of those leaders. Kraft will be sharing his observations, predictions, and advice at Health 2.0's Annual Fall Conference in two weeks in Santa Clara, California. It's not too late to sign up for Health 2.0's flagship event focusing on the cutting edge of healthcare innovation!] "The bottom line is that for the last nine years I've had an interesting journey doing medicine for Singularity University and started this program called Exponential Medicine, which in its essence is that the future of health and medicine isn't digital, mobile, connected health, or AI," Kraft told MobiHealthNews. "It's the overlap of all these fields coming from different places, some moving faster than others. And its in that convergence that we have the opportunity to reshape, reinvent, and catalyze some significant improvements across healthcare."