Center for Digital Health Innovation

The core capabilities of CDHI that they can help bring to participants of their program include product management, where CDHI offers digital product managers with experience in design thinking, product management, and user-centered design; analytics, where the CDHI offers an analytics team with data analytics and data visualization experts to help with data managementdata management and analytics, health care data and databases, data warehousing, quality assurance, and clinical informatics; program and project management, which includes a team capable of helping participants with the full life cycle of project management; data science, where CDHI can help participants with artificial intelligence and machine learning applications; and technical development and integration where the CDHI offers software engineering for mobile, web, and API development for serverless cloud computing or legacy virtual machine architectures.

The CDHI also works to build digital health policy across key issues or venues, including digital health strategy and policy for the United StatesUnited States. This includes programs to help advance interoperability, access, and delivery reform for patients, providers, and consumers. Included are the following focus areas of this policy work:

The core capabilities of CDHI that they can help bring to participants of their program include product management, where CDHI offers digital product managers with experience in design thinking, product management, and user-centered design; analytics, where the CDHI offers an analytics team with data analytics and data visualizationdata visualization experts to help with data management and analytics, health care data and databases, data warehousing, quality assurance, and clinical informatics; program and project management, which includes a team capable of helping participants with the full life cycle of project management; data science, where CDHI can help participants with artificial intelligence and machine learning applications; and technical development and integration where the CDHI offers software engineering for mobile, web, and API development for serverless cloud computing or legacy virtual machine architectures.

The core capabilities of CDHI that they can help bring to participants of their program include product management, where CDHI offers digital product managers with experience in design thinking, product management, and user-centered design; analytics, where the CDHI offers an analytics team with data analytics and data visualization experts to help with data management and analytics, health care data and databases, data warehousing, quality assurance, and clinical informatics; program and project management, which includes a team capable of helping participants with the full life cycle of project management; data sciencedata science, where CDHI can help participants with artificial intelligence and machine learning applications; and technical development and integration where the CDHI offers software engineering for mobile, web, and API development for serverless cloud computing or legacy virtual machine architectures.

The CDHI also works to build digital health policyhealth policy across key issues or venues, including digital health strategy and policy for the United States. This includes programs to help advance interoperability, access, and delivery reform for patients, providers, and consumers. Included are the following focus areas of this policy work:

The Center for Digital Health Innovation at the University of California, San Francisco is an accelerator program working to help develop emerging healthcare technologies in the healthcare ecosystem developed at the University of California, San Francisco. The CDHI works to develop health and health technologies whichthat can be accessible to anyone. And toTo help incubate those ideas, the program includes design thinking, lean product management, and agile development to develop solutions across the UCSF and to other healthcare institutions through licensing or commercialization partnerships.

The CDHI also works to build digital health policy across key issues or venues, including digital health strategy and policy for the United States. This includes programs to help advance interoperability, access, and delivery reform for patients, providers, and consumers. TheIncluded are the following focus areas of this policy work include:

The CDHI extends participation in the technology incubator to any internal applications, such as any UCSF students or faculty, to which they offer funding and mentorship to help develop a product; and they extend participation to industry partners to which the CDHI offers come of its core capabilities and collaboration opportunities.

Corporate partners of the CDHI include the following:

PartnersThe following are partners of the CDHI in the University of California, San Francisco community include:

The Center for Digital Health Innovation at the University of California, San Francisco is an accelerator program working to help develop emerging healthcare technologies in the healthcare ecosystem developed at the University of California, San Francisco. The CDHI works to develop health and health technologies which can be accessible to anyone. And to help incubate those ideas, the program includes design thinking, lean product management, and agile development to develop solutions across the UCSF and to other healthcare institutions through licensing or commercialization partnerships.

The core capabilities of CDHI that they can help bring to participants of their program include product management, where CDHI offers digital product managers with experience in design thinking, product management, and user-centered design; analytics, where the CDHI offers an analytics team with data analytics and data visualization experts to help with data management and analytics, health care data and databases, data warehousing, quality assurance, and clinical informatics; program and project management, which includes a team capable of helping participants with the full life cycle of project management; data science, where CDHI can help participants with artificial intelligence and machine learning applications; and technical development and integration where the CDHI offers software engineering for mobile, web, and API development for serverless cloud computing or legacy virtual machine architectures.

This has included work the CDHI has done in digital patient experience projects, patient access tools, virtual care tools, critical care software suites, employee health screeners, data interoperability solutions, and artificial intelligence solutions for discovering the right treatments for patients.

The CDHI also works to build digital health policy across key issues or venues, including digital health strategy and policy for the United States. This includes programs to help advance interoperability, access, and delivery reform for patients, providers, and consumers. The focus areas of this policy work include:

• Interoperability and health information exchange
• Patient access and use
• Patient-generated health data
• Health disparities and equity
• Social determinants of health
• Shared care planning
• Delivery system reform

The CDHI extends participation in the technology incubator to any internal applications, such as any UCSF students or faculty, to which they offer funding and mentorship to help develop a product; and they extend participation to industry partners to which the CDHI offers come of its core capabilities and collaboration opportunities.

Corporate partners of the CDHI include:

• Conversa
• Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
• Rock Health
• Voalte
• Salesforce
• Samsung
• VitalConnect
• Cisco

Partners of the CDHI in the University of California, San Francisco community include:

• University of California, San Francisco Innovation Ventures
• UCSF Center for Next-Gen Precision Diagnostics
• UCSF Integration Services
• UCSF Data Resources
• UCSF Health Informatics
• UCSF Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute
• UCSF Clinical and Translational Science Institute
• Center for Clinical Informatics and Improvement Research
• UCSF Clinical Innovation Center
• Member of UCSF Digital Collaborative