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DHIT is a 501(c)(3) non-profit education and research ‟think and do tank” leading communities, organizations and individuals through the process of digital transformation.

A track record of digital health impact

DHIT’s Programs and Services

For nearly a decade, DHIT has provided best-in-class digital health facilitation and production services to a global network, bringing together the ecosystem to address the key challenges and opportunities that impede health innovation maturity.

DHIT works closely with each sponsoring organization to complement existing efforts or lead turnkey programs to convene, catalyze, and drive intentional collaboration.

WE DESIGN + OPERATE HEALTH INNOVATION DISTRICTS

Our Health Innovation Districts facilitate collaborations between communities, healthcare providers, researchers and industry to advance, adopt and effectively leverage digital health innovation.

WE BUILD COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE

Our Communities of Practice bring together aligned stakeholders from across the ecosystem to focus on a particular pain point and drive innovation to impact.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PLATFORMS

Our proprietary platforms facilitate community engagement, education and collaboration, and provide the essential infrastructure for digital transformation to thrive.

FEATURED INSIGHTS

S2E8 COVID Unites Us All: Big Data & Determinants of Health

Last Friday’s installment of the COVID Unites Us All series shifted from the recent focus on remote monitoring and biometrics to big data and the determinants of health. With insights from three distinguished guests, DHIT and the ASSIST Center explored the connections between remote monitoring, data usage, and social determinants of health in the current moment and beyond. The first panelist was Dr. Eric Eskioglu, Chief Medical Officer at Novant Health, who shared his experiences within this major health system. Brian Carter, Senior Vice President at Validic, discussed his company’s data processing platform and use cases for COVID-19. Finally, Dr. Gul Ege, Senior Director of Research and Development at the SAS Institute, emphasized the importance of parsing and refining data to optimize usage.

FEATURED EVENT

HIV Innovation Sprint Design Challenge: New Orleans, LA

January 23, 2025 @ 5:30 pm - January 24, 2025 @ 4:30 pm

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