Lucien Engelen discusses his dynamic perspective on the evolution of exponential technology, from the delocalization of healthcare to digital and mobile healthcare, as well as the involvement of the complete care team, from patients to nurses, to foster progress.

John Brownstein addresses the opportunity and challenge of big data and how it will impact the future of healthcare delivery.

Anna Young takes the audience through a vision of a democratized future of medical device research and development, exploring what that means at the point of care, as well as for training and education.

John Sculley talks with us about the key learnings and insights that were explored at Summit At Sea 2016.

Dr. Daniel Kraft sets the tone for the week at Exponential Medicine by positing that we can move from sick care that is intermittent, episodic, and reactive, to a true era of continuous, proactive and participatory health care by taking exponential steps together.

Panelists Ralph Simon, Marc Koska, and Dr. Nico Preston discuss global health technologies and take several questions from the audience at xMed.

Dr. Eric Topol talks about telemedicine and healthcare on demand, and apps that will summon physicians to your home.

Shafi Ahmed describes how training for surgeons is changing to accelerate and improve the way medical residents learn their craft.

Bakul Patel talks about the impact of digital healthcare, and its convergence on people both locally and globally.

Some of the most vexing challenges in healthcare involve connecting genuinely with the patient. Watch Matthew Zachary, Jack Barrette, Christine Miserandino, David Fuehrer, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, and Adrianne Haslet-Davis share their personal patient journey.