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Tom Lawry, Director Worldwide Health Microsoft, new member Editorial Board ICT&health

ICT&health is very proud to announce Tom Lawry, Director Worldwide Health at Microsoft, as a new member of their Editorial Board. Tom Lawry serves as Director of Worldwide Health Microsoft. In this role he works with providers, payors and life science organizations in planning and implementing innovative analytical solutions that improve the quality and efficiency of health services delivered around the globe.

Tom Lawry focuses on strategies for digital transformation applied to performance optimization including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and Natural Language Processing (NLP). He previously served as Director of Organizational Performance for Microsoft’s health incubator (Health Solutions Group).

Prior to Microsoft Tom served as a Senior Director at GE Healthcare with global responsibilities for revenue cycle management analytics and operational performance solutions.

Lawry was founder and CEO of Verus, a U.S.-based healthcare software company named as one of the Top 100 Fastest Growing Washington Companies for three consecutive years and to the Deloitte Fast 500 Technologies list.

For fourteen years Lawry served in various executive management roles in hospitals and integrated delivery networks in the United States and has published over 30 articles on topics relating to use technology and software to innovate healthcare.

Editorial Board

ICT&health’s aim is to help and support care so that scaling up innovative technology is possible. This is necessary because the world population still is growing. However, care must be affordable and can be improved. ICT&health seeks and highlights relevant developments and innovations, shares knowledge and facilitates collaborations. This helps the healthcare industry in their ongoing development. Experts like Tom Lawry, Daniel Kraft, Lucien Engelen and others, support the mission of ICT&health and want to make a social and qualitative contribution as a member of the editorial board.

The Editorial Board is therefore crucial in the strategy of ICT&health. All content, both online and offline, is compiled in collaboration with international specialists of our Editorial Board – Medical specialists, Doctors, physicians, scientists, patients, government officials and innovation leaders.

Together with our Editorial Board ICT&health is seeking to understand the true impact and benefits that technology and other innovations bring the health sector. How can governments keep healthcare affordable with an aging population? What kind of innovations are heading our way and how can they be put to use in the best possible way? What are the legal and privacy boundaries and how do we take care of the financial aspects? Just some of the questions health professionals and managers need answered.

  • The International editorial board is growing. If you like to nominate someone, then send a e-mail to info@ictandhealth.com.
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