Healthcare Updates from Our Exclusive Thought Leaders
The future of healthcare practice, policy, and efficacy continues to be a highly important and dynamic issue. Our esteemed thought leaders in the health care industry bring unparalleled expertise and value to your live and virtual events. These speakers demonstrate commitment to patients, public health, and promoting scientific knowledge.
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WWSG Exclusive • Dr. Deborah Birx recently spoke to Infection Control Today about President Biden’s 60 Minutes interview and his words, “The pandemic is over.” She gave feedback based on her expertise on infectious diseases and her history of working for the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and US Department of State. Dr. Birx is a physician, diplomat, former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator and author of Silent Invasion.
Deborah Birx’s Speaker Profile
WWSG Exclusive • Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D. has taken an active role in advising public health officials and policymakers. Dr. Gottlieb frequently appears on top news channels to analyze the recommendations of health officials and offer his take on pressing national questions. He recently joined CNBC’s Squawk Box to discuss China’s ongoing response to Covid-19 and Goldman Sachs’ decision to drop Covid controls and return workers to the office.
Scott Gottlieb’s Speaker Profile
WWSG Exclusive • Dr. Sanjay Gupta continues to actively address the nation’s health concerns as Chief Medical Correspondent at CNN. A recent Chasing Life podcast episode and accompanying article describe our sensory experiences. He also reports on another doctor’s groundbreaking new way to engineer personalized hearts using a patient’s own stem cells.
Sanjay Gupta’s Speaker Profile
WWSG Exclusive • Dr. Caitlin Rivers uses outbreak science to improve public health preparedness and response, using infectious disease analytics and modeling to support public health decisions. Her recent article, “Don’t lose sight of monkeypox containment” says, “Although case counts might be dropping, the public-health community must focus on containing the epidemic completely.”
Caitlin Rivers’ Speaker Profile
WWSG Exclusive • Seema Verma recently joined the corporate advisory board of Carrum, the first digital health company connecting employers and employees to Centers of Excellence through a technology-powered, value-based care platform. “The fee-for-service payment model fails to incentivize quality and comprehensive care coordination and has led to inefficiencies in care delivery and unsustainable healthcare costs for employers and their employees,” said Verma.