Keynotes and conference presentations
Clear, experience-based presentations for healthcare leadership, informatics, technology, public-health, and professional audiences.
Executive learning that leads to action
Make complex informatics decisions understandable to the people responsible for making them.
Keynotes and workshops should do more than introduce a topic. They should give leaders shared language, practical frameworks, and a clearer next decision. Jason Butler brings physician, CMIO, public-health, data, research, and implementation perspectives to executive and professional audiences.
Formats
Board and executive briefings
Focused sessions that help governance and leadership teams understand the implications of EHR, AI, cybersecurity, data, and clinical-technology decisions.
Working workshops
Interactive sessions that produce a prioritized use-case portfolio, governance outline, decision map, readiness assessment, or implementation next steps.
Team education
Customized sessions for clinical, informatics, technology, research, or product teams that need a common operating framework.
Representative topics
- You Can’t Afford NOT to Have a CMIO
- Healthcare AI Governance Before the Pilot
- Why EHR Transformation Is an Organizational Intervention
- Physician Engagement That Produces Adoption
- Clinical Workflow as a Technology Requirement
- FHIR, Interoperability, and the Reality of Data Access
- Rural and Safety-Net Informatics Under Real Constraints
- Tribal Governance, Data Sovereignty, and Technical Stewardship
- Building a Learning Health System That Can Operate
- From Grant Narrative to Sustainable Data Infrastructure
- Clinical Credibility for Health Technology Companies
Deliverables
- Customized session design
- Executive interviews or discovery call
- Presentation materials
- Participant workbook or decision framework when appropriate
- Facilitated exercises
- Post-session summary and recommended next steps for workshops
Best fit
- Healthcare conferences and associations
- Hospital boards and executive retreats
- CMIO, CIO, CMO, and clinical-leadership groups
- Health-technology leadership teams
- Research and grant consortia
- Rural, Tribal, public-health, and nonprofit organizations