Excel Medical Announces 7th Annual Users' Conference, 2017
Theme: "Bench to bedside. Creating innovations in translational medicine with predictive analytics; identifying new opportunities to improve patient care & outcomes"
JUPITER, Fla., May 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Excel Medical (Excel), the leader in Next-Generation Medical Device Integration™ (MDI), today announced Users' Conference, 2017, the company's seventh annual user experience meeting. The event, which will take place at the Atlanta AMA Executive Conference Center in Atlanta, GA, from May 8-10, is themed:
"Bench to bedside. Creating innovations in translational medicine with predictive analytics; identifying new opportunities to improve patient care & outcomes."
Excel's 7th Annual Users' Conference, 2017, has expanded to three days with two connected tracks – a research track and a new clinical track. It brings together leading users, healthcare visionaries, physicians, clinicians, medical researchers, data scientists and technology partners from around the world who are focused on complex physiological data analytics, clinical workflows and medical device data.
The event will include more than 20 user presentations, demos, panel discussions and breakout sessions that will expose participants to a comprehensive wave of current and future projects, trends, best practices, thought leadership, innovations and visions for ongoing development and collaboration.
The Users' meeting will feature presentations by healthcare industry leaders from:
- IBM TJ Watson Labs
- Emory University Healthcare System and Emory Critical Care Center
- University of Maryland School of Medicine, and R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
- Milwaukee VA Medical Center
- Massachusetts General Hospital
- OBS Medical, Ltd.
- Therapeutic Monitoring Systems, Inc.
- AMP3D, Inc.
- Unscrambl, Inc.
This year's event is designed to stimulate discussion and continued development and application of high-value technologies for clinicians and researchers, and ramp up dialogue and collaboration between clinicians, academics and researchers using Excel's technologies.
"We're excited to gather again with our rapidly expanded community of customers, partners, collaborators and innovators for three days of insights, knowledge exchange, planning and innovation at the front edge of translational medicine," said John Hoffman, co-founder, president and principal engineer at Excel Medical. "Our annual conference is the best place to be and we're delighted and grateful for everyone's upcoming participation."
Academic institutions and hospital enterprises participating in the 2017 conference include Emory University Healthcare System, University of Maryland School of Medicine & R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, Milwaukee VA Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital.
The 2017 conference will also provide attendees with a preview of Excel's soon-to-be-released next-generation clinical decision support software platform.
About Excel Medical
Excel Medical is an industry innovator in medical device data acquisition, storage, and clinical integration across the hospital enterprise. Its products transform clinical workflow by liberating data and making it more accessible to clinicians through untethered access and Next-Generation Medical Device Integration™ with electronic medical records (EMR). Excel's technologies have direct impact on improving patient safety and care, workflow efficiency, and decreasing institutional risk. Partnering with IBM's TJ Watson Laboratory since 2011, Excel has developed a first-of-a-kind clinical streaming analytics platform that is shaping the future of critical care medicine. Excel's products are used by more than 80% of the top medical centers and children's hospitals in the United States. The company is headquartered in Jupiter, Florida, and has customers throughout North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. More information at: www.excel-medical.com.
Contact Information:
Michael Draznin for Excel Medical
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+1 917.921.1039 tel
SOURCE Excel Medical
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