Anne DeGheest was a speaker at the Stanford Business School Healthcare Summit on May 11, 2011. 

This annual conference explores the innovations that are likely to transform the global healthcare marketplace. It provides a forum where business and government leaders, academics and students can debate the forces that will shape healthcare delivery in the 21st century. In this event, the participants will learn how business, both large and small, established and startup, US-based and global, innovate to improve patient outcomes while attempting to control the growth in health care costs.
Check below the panel video (one hour) on Capital for Early Stage Innovation

 January 13, 2011, the last day of OneMedForum and JP Morgan conferences in San Francisco, gave a new meaning to "last, but not least" as investors and company CEO's kept their ears peeled to hear about new innovations taking place in the Healthcare IT market. 

Healthcare IT day featured an expert panel moderated by Anne DeGheest (HealthTech Capital) covering the delivery of healthcare from within hospital walls. These conversations are fresh and rather unfamiliar as information management and technology merge with changes in the business landscape and are transforming the shape of organizations that provide clinical services.  Company presentations and breakout sessions followed allowing for an uncovering of new ideas and partnering opportunities for investors and IT companies.

A few weeks ago, I was interviewed by a TV news reporter at a Stanford conference on medical innovations.

Please watch the video for the excerpts.