Four More Big Health-Care Meetings


Forbes Healthcare Summit 2013 Oct. 9–10, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York City


— “Steve Forbes will host the second annual Forbes Healthcare Summit, bringing together leaders from a wide spectrum of disciplines in the healthcare industry to discuss how the newly empowered consumers will drive disrup- tion and change. The summit will highlight how key stakeholders can work together to gener- ate actionable solutions and reform to organize and finance new systems and ultimately pro- vide better outcomes for patients.” For more information: forbes.com/conferences/2013/ forbes-healthcare-2013.html


2013 Medical Innovation Summit Oct. 14–16, Cleveland Medical Mart & Conven- tion Center — “The Medical Innovation Summit provides an unrivaled perspective on the new- est medical innovations and the financial driv- ers behind those innovations. It is recognized for providing singular insights, networking opportunities, and actionable takeaway for all participants.” For more information: clevelandclinic.org/innovations/summit


U.S. News & World Report’s Hospital of Tomorrow forum Nov. 4–6, Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C. — “Held in the nation’s capital, where policy-making and hospital management now intersect in unprecedented ways, this unique collaboration will focus on spotlighting pio- neering strategies and finding optimal solu- tions to help hospital leaders navigate health care’s altered landscape.” For more informa- tion: usnewshospitaloftomorrow.com


TEDMED April 8–11, 2014, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C. —


“TEDMED is a multidisciplinary community of innovators and leaders who share a common determination to create a better future in health and medicine. So many of our great challenges in health and medicine are rooted in social and commercial causes as much as medical. We need everybody at the table for an inclusive conversation about how to get the future in health and medicine we all want.” For more information: tedmed.com


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