Brian Hasselfeld

Executive Medical Director, Digital Health & Innovation and Associate Director, inHealth at Johns Hopkins Medicine. Primary Care MD. Tweets my own

[Brian Hasselfeld @brianhasselfeld]

Appreciated the chance to talk about atypical journeys to healthcare and the importance of this moment in time for technology transformation in healthcare with @BeckersHR and Scott Becker!

[Becker's Hospital Review @BeckersHR]

Listen Here: https://t.co/SG6q5N73cD
In this episode, Brian Hasselfeld, MD, Executive Medical Director, Digital Health and Innovation, Associate Director, Johns Hopkins inHealth Precision Medicine, Johns Hopkins Medicine, and Primary Care Physician, Johns Hopkins Community Physicians, shares his unconventional journey from investment banking to medicine and discusses how artificial intelligence and digital health are reshaping care delivery. #podcast #healthcare #leadership

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@StuartBlitz @StuartBlitz in all seriousness, check out the work we’re doing at Hopkins with the American Telemedicine Association on licensure innovation!

https://t.co/sTdDFNb97q

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@nikillinit @mcuban @PatrickConwayMD Your original post says “use a price setting mechanism”… but agree if you meant encourage price transparency and free market dynamics, different. But other points remain on rationing and shortage.

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@nikillinit @mcuban @PatrickConwayMD Finally, 1 risk pool sounds nice, but unclear how that isn’t single payor, which goes back to point (2) on centralized price controls. By definition, as I think you call out, whole nation risk pools, centralized pricing, and single payor means 1 major trade off - rationing care.

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@nikillinit @mcuban @PatrickConwayMD Point (2) uses term “price setting mechanism” which is of course not free market nor price transparency - rather centralized control. There is fixed supply of healthcare (today, pending AI) and unlimited demand. Price controls drive shortages in this economic dynamic.

[JHU Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare @JHUMCEH]

Our symposium’s final panel, “AI for Clinical Documentation,” will feature a talk from @HopkinsMedicine’s @AnirudhSridhar and discussion with Deanna Hanisch, @brianhasselfeld, and Valerie Smothers. Learn more at https://t.co/ddPM1iRdoW

[Bipartisan Policy Center @BPC_Bipartisan]

Big thanks to @BrianHasselfeld (@HopkinsMedicine), @PrabhjotSinghMD (@Peterson_HTI), and Orrin Marcella (@GEHealthCare) for bringing expertise + real-world insights to Capitol Hill.

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Looking forward to @Techstars Baltimore and the collaboration between @JohnsHopkins and @CareFirst in accelerating a strong startup cohort!

[JHTV @JHTechVentures]

Don’t miss tomorrow’s deadline to apply to @Techstars! The accelerator program, powered by @TheJohnsHopkinsUni and @CareFirst offers a unique opportunity to take your startup to the next level. Help build pathways to better care using AI!

Apply today: https://t.co/b2sR1kHwwG

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@emollick I’d probably follow up with the next sentence in the paper: “However, satisfaction was not necessarily concordant with the clinician-determined information quality and empathy”… may be important if the information is bad medical content (even if patients “like” it more!)

[JHTV @JHTechVentures]

How #GenAI can help patients through creating efficiencies and enabling health tracking: https://t.co/5aIY9hM1L4
@brianhasselfeld @HopkinsMedicine
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Great to sit down with @HIMSS and talk about our early #GenAI work at @HopkinsMedicine. Credit to our clinical, IT, and informatics teams for thinking about practical ways to solve real problems for our clinicians and patients

https://t.co/qyD535DB4c

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@chrissyfarr @chrissyfarr, Baltimore is a finalist for designation as a federal tech hub and will have a health focus! Led by @GBCorg (https://t.co/nEYLeVd5dV)

[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

“Our vision is that researchers, entrepreneurs, investors and companies will look to Baltimore as the place to develop and launch products and companies based on data science/AI technology,” said Christy Wyskiel, director of @JHTechVentures. https://t.co/hFWYsj5g0v

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Born in Missouri, raising my daughter in Baltimore, and as a physician at @HopkinsMedicine, just praying the @Chiefs, @Ravens, @tkelce, @JasonKelce, and @taylorswift13 can find a way to make it to the kiddos in the Children’s Center before the game!

[Johns Hopkins Children's Center @HopkinsKids]

Calling all #Swifties ✨ 🫶🏼 #TaylorSwift

[Brian Hasselfeld @brianhasselfeld]

@AlyssaJoyJaffee Key use case right now for GenAI: working on the unstructured to structured issue across a wide range of data categories, SDoH included.

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@rikrenard Seems off mark to me. Billing data is what is coded. Knowing only what is coded (orders, dx, levels of service) is data analytics of the past. Esp in world of gen AI, clinical context matters - and that’s found in the depths of the chart. If shifting to VBC, even less relevant

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@RasuShrestha @HealthLeaders @AmyOxentenkoMD @DrZedZha @FiedlerAmy @BurgartBioethix @DrLeanaWen @giasison @DoctorJesseMD @FutureDocs @EvanKirstel Thanks @Rasu… Glaring inaccuracy, though, in the article calling out the Interstate Compact (IMLC) as effective. Expensive and does not facilitate the realities of healthcare in the digital age, including interstate practice (commerce) in best interest of patients.

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Important extension for #telehealth prescribing flexibilities from @DEAHQ

Details still to come, and permanent solution still needed - let’s keep patients over paperwork, and avoid further barriers to accessing care.

https://t.co/j6HFrPzIH7

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Come join us virtually on May the 4th with our colleagues from @ynhhealth and @umms on #telemedicine equity, policy, and outcomes! With @Braindoc_MGH, @hhughes_md, and more!

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[Johns Hopkins Medicine @HopkinsMedicine]

Please join us for a free virtual symposium — Telemedicine: A New Hope — on May 4 with @YNHH and @umms. We will discuss telemedicine equity, legislation and outcomes with nationwide experts. Register at https://t.co/UrgwkxraLB.