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Sean Nolan – Microsoft HealthVault
In this video, Microsoft HealthVault’s Chief Architect, Sean Nolan, discusses overcoming an early obstacle — getting over the dismay of not knowing someone who can pilot your product at their large hospital.

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Jan Gurley – MD
Jan Gurley, MD practices internal medicine in San Francisco. Gurley delivered a talk at Health:Refactored, Health 2.0′s conference for designers and developers. In this post-game interview, she elaborates on her talk and explains to product designers when it’s OK to talk to patients at the fourth grade level.

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Bryan Sivak – U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services CTO Bryan Sivak talks about his goals for designers and developers and the influence he hopes they have on health care. But first he explains how he got from Silicon Valley to D.C. in the first place.

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David Kale – University of Southern California
David Kale is studying machine learning and data mining. In this interview he explains his vision for clinical decision support and discusses how to get the momentum going on a data analysis project.

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Indu Subaiya kicks off Health:Refactored
Health 2.0 CEO Indu Subaiya kicks off Health:Refactored with a throwback to the the first Health 2.0 Hackathon and how Developer Challenges have grown since. She discusses how Health:Refactored was designed as a collaboration bridge between designers, developers and health care professionals. The event is a culmination of the Developer Challenges, Code-a-thons and the inaugural World Cup which took place in 2012 in San Francisco.

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Esther Dyson
Esther Dyson, an angel investor, talks about HICCup, a scheme focused on fostering a giant non-clinical trial testing various health interventions across a number of communities. Dyson aims to use HICCup to prove that health prevention programs work at limiting disease and reduce medical care spending.

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Microsoft – API Workshop
Roll up your sleeves and learn about the functionality, complexity, and scope of Microsoft’s Windows 8 & Healthvault APIs.

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MedHelp – Lightning Workshop
With its simple SDK and immediate access to MedHelp’s 130 million annual users, MedHelp’s health API, HAPI, is a proven development platform that currently supports tens of mobile apps in both iOS and Android that are used by millions of users. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the ins and outs of building a health app on HAPI and follow along as the MedHelp team creates a sample iPhone application using the HAPI iOS SDK in just minutes.

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