5th Annual Systems Engineering in Healthcare Conference
Minneapolis/Saint Paul May 1-2, 2019
The Healthcare Working Group invites you to participate in the 5th Annual INCOSE Healthcare Systems Conference (2019) at Crowne Plaza AiRE Hotel, Bloomington, Minnesota. The INCOSE Conference on Systems Engineering in Healthcare enables participants to share the best practices in the latest Systems Engineering topics as applied to Healthcare. The conference theme is “How SE Can Reduce Cost & Improve Quality.” Previous conferences focused on applying Agile methods to systems with hardware and software. The 2019 conference will broaden the topics to include systems methods across healthcare delivery (direct patient care).
This conference has been described as large enough to include a broad mix of ideas and experience but small enough to feel intimate and encourage networking. Past attendees include the FDA, Accuray, Baxter, Boston Scientific, GE Healthcare, Medtronic, Roche, Scaled Agile, and Stryker. Watch the Healthcare Working Group conference video to learn more.
The intended audience is Systems Engineers, product developers and testers and leaders of organizations developing complex healthcare products and services, from large Healthcare IT systems to medical devices to healthcare delivery organizations. Attendees from other domains interested in learning about systems methods in healthcare are welcome as well.
Thank you to all our 2019 Attendees and Sponsors for making this year the biggest and best yet! See you all for next years's conference in April 2020!!
The Program
Click INCOSE Conference on 5th Annual Systems Engineering in Healthcare Conference Program tentative program to download the complete program listing.
Our 2019 Keynote Speakers are:
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Keynote Speaker: Kathleen L. Frisbee, PhD, MPH
Veterans Health Administration
“The Digitization of Healthcare” |
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Keynote Speaker: Gary Strong, CT and PET Engineering GM, GEHC-Retired
“So You Wanna Be a Rock ‘n Roll Star; Maximizing Your Impact as a System Engineer” |
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For questions and comments, please contact:
SE in Healthcare Chair
Chris Unger