More than 1,500 Iowa health care professionals and volunteers attended the Iowa Hospital Association (IHA) Annual Meeting. Annual meeting attendees explored innovative approaches and perspectives through 48 breakout sessions and engaged with more than 85 exhibitors.

The annual meeting featured an engaging lineup of four internationally recognized keynote speakers including Indu Subaiya

The conversation isn't just about apps anymore – it's about robust, patient-centered platforms that are changing the calculus for care delivery in a consumer-centered age.

“At the 13th Health 2.0 Annual Fall Conference here on Tuesday, co-founder Indu Subaiya thought back to its founding dream, way back in 2007: a healthcare space shaped by technologies that are user-centered, data-driven and play well with each other.

"Fast-forward 13 years and in many ways that dream is reality," she said.”

The co-founder and President of Catalyst @ Health 2.0 on entering the healthtech space and what lies ahead for the future of healthcare.

“In hindsight, going into medicine was a bit of an unexpected decision. During high school and college, I was strongly drawn to the social sciences, communication, and writing. But behind my true motivation toward medicine was the appeal of working with people in a way that would make the world a better place.”

““I’d always been aware of the issue of human trafficking, and it is something happening in our backyards and not something happening out there in other countries,” Indu Subaiya, senior advisor and co-founder of Health 2.0, told MobiHealthNews.

Subaiya will be hosting the Unacceptable event at Health 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, California, on September 17, a yearly panel discussion that brings to light challenging topics that have traditionally fallen through the cracks in the healthcare system. This year the panel is zeroing in on human trafficking, homelessness and maternal mortality.”

The Aspen Institute today announced the members of the 2018 Class of its Health Innovators Fellowship – 21 senior health care leaders who were selected to join a network of entrepreneurs and innovators from across the US health care ecosystem who are committed to strengthening their leadership and developing new approaches to improve the health and well-being of Americans.

Data privacy has long been a concern in healthcare, but the past year has seen consumers increasingly concerned about whether or not their devices are always listening. Speaking onstage at Health 2.0's Fall Conference this week in Santa Clara, California with Health 2.0 cofounder and EVP Indu Subaiya, Ricardo Prada, principal UX researcher at Google, said that his company is well aware of the public’s sentiment, both within healthcare and without…