Full Name
Mark Hagland
Job Title
Editor-in-Chief
Company
Healthcare Innovation
Speaker Bio
Mark Hagland is Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare Innovation. He has over 31 years’ experience as an editor, writer, and speaker in healthcare. He has covered every aspect of the U.S. healthcare industry, from federal and state healthcare policy, to operational issues across the industry, to quality improvement, to strategic information technology issues. He is the author of two books—Paradox and Imperatives in Health Care (2008), co-authored with Jeffrey C. Bauer, Ph.D.; and Transformative Quality: The Emerging Revolution In Health Care Performance (2009). He joined then-Healthcare Informatics as a Contributing Editor in 2000, and was named Editor-in-Chief in 2010, and helped transition the title of the publication to Healthcare Innovation in 2019, as the publication increasingly focused on the shift from volume to value in the U.S. healthcare delivery system. He has won over a dozen national journalism awards, including the National Institute for Health Care Management’s 1997 national trade magazine award for his investigative report on the challenges facing IPAs (independent practice organizations) in the California healthcare marketplace, for California Medicine. He holds a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and a master’s degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Speaking At
Interoperability Today: Why Checking a Box is No Longer Enough
Healthcare System-Wide Interoperability: Where Is This Train Headed?
Looking at the Top Technologies for the Emerging U.S. Healthcare System
Defining the Future of Intelligence-Infused Healthcare Experiences
AI-Enhanced Telehealth: Hope or Hype?
Driving New-Patient Growth and Expanding Downstream Service Opportunities with Virtual Genetic Services
Virtual Nursing: Can Virtual Care Innovation Address In-Patient Workforce Challenges?
The Future Path of Telehealth and Remote Care
Onward and Upward: How the Pioneers in Patient Care and Operations Are Moving Forward on Artificial Intelligence
The New Dynamics of Patient Engagement in a Changing Operational and Clinical Landscape
Hold the Line: The Importance of the Voice Channel in Patient Engagement
The Power of Nurse Triage to Reduce Health Disparities and Drive Proactive, Impactful Care
The Social Determinants of Health and the Path Forward in Population Health Management
De-mystifying the Use of AI to Support Hospital Compliance Efforts and Eliminate Risk
How Generative AI Helps Hospitals & Health Systems Win With Digital, Regardless of Size
Healthcare System-Wide Interoperability: Where Is This Train Headed?
Looking at the Top Technologies for the Emerging U.S. Healthcare System
Defining the Future of Intelligence-Infused Healthcare Experiences
AI-Enhanced Telehealth: Hope or Hype?
Driving New-Patient Growth and Expanding Downstream Service Opportunities with Virtual Genetic Services
Virtual Nursing: Can Virtual Care Innovation Address In-Patient Workforce Challenges?
The Future Path of Telehealth and Remote Care
Onward and Upward: How the Pioneers in Patient Care and Operations Are Moving Forward on Artificial Intelligence
The New Dynamics of Patient Engagement in a Changing Operational and Clinical Landscape
Hold the Line: The Importance of the Voice Channel in Patient Engagement
The Power of Nurse Triage to Reduce Health Disparities and Drive Proactive, Impactful Care
The Social Determinants of Health and the Path Forward in Population Health Management
De-mystifying the Use of AI to Support Hospital Compliance Efforts and Eliminate Risk
How Generative AI Helps Hospitals & Health Systems Win With Digital, Regardless of Size