Penn Medicine has positioned itself at the forefront of genomics and immunotherapy, but capitalizing on the promise of personalized medicine has required extensive investments in the medical center’s IT infrastructure, said Brian Wells, Penn’ associate vice president of health technology and academic computing.
Wells, who will speak June 12 at the Healthcare IT News Precision Medicine Summit in Boston, explained some the technology innovations Penn Medicine has made as it works to improve integration with its electronic medical record, use analytics tools to mine unstructured data and offer real-time decision support.
