OPM: What does big data mean to you, and where do you see big data making the most profound impact in oncology?
OPM: You recently became the Chief Medical Officer for Flatiron Health in New York City. Can you briefly tell us about Flatiron Health’s mission?
OPM: With your experience in oncology and palliative care, what prompted you to shift your focus from the university to the tech setting?
OPM: When did you realize that big data have an essential role in oncology?
OPM: How is the trend toward the collection, organization, and stratification of data impacting patients and physicians at the point of care?
OPM: Does the risk of missing information keep you awake at night?
OPM: Oncologists are asked every day to enter data into EHRs to comply with various programs or reimbursement requirements. Is this information being used effectively?
OPM: There are countless EHR systems. What will it take to facilitate the exchange of information from one system to another?
OPM: Why should practice managers or oncologists be concerned with big data?