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Ed Giniat

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Ed Giniat

Partner, National Sector Leader, Healthcare, KPMG (US)

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Global lessons in building a continuous improvement culture in healthcare

Building a culture of excellence in healthcare

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Embracing transparency

Instead of viewing calls for transparency as a burden, pharmaceutical companies can take steps to turn pricing reform to their advantage.

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Prescription drug rebates

Proposed safe harbor changes open for comment

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Part D Payment Modernization Model

Consider applying for the voluntary initiative

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Driving value from genomics in Life Sciences

Rising to the data challenge

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R&D 2030

Reinvent innovation and become an R&D front-runner by 2030

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Opportunities in an evolving market

2019 Health Care & Life Sciences Investment Outlook

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Digital transformation in regulatory affairs

Unlocking value for life sciences organizations

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Pharmaceuticals industry exec summary - Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO survey 2018

This CIO Survey is the largest IT leadership study in the world, and summarizes what we learned about the transformational CIO.

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The race to EU MDR compliance

KPMG/RAPS survey illustrates the ground medical device companies still have to cover

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Insider threat in life sciences

2018 Program benchmark report

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Digital health and disruption in diabetes

Identifying opportunities for life sciences manufacturers.

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Future of finance: Finance disrupted

Innovation in the life sciences finance function

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The disruption challenge

As new entrants and cross-sector models abound, which direction should healthcare organizations turn?

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Demystifying blockchain for life sciences

Blockchain could be a key to interoperability and privacy

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Pricing for survival

As demand for pharmaceutical cost containment intensifies, novel drug-pricing approaches are critical

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Revenue for the life sciences industry

New standard. New challenges.

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Medical devices 2030

Making a power play to avoid the commodity trap

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2018 Health care & life sciences investment outlook

Healthcare and life sciences will face continued disruption in 2018 as new technologies, economic pressures and consumer/patient demands change the industry.

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Top trends and risks for 2018

Navigating a transforming life sciences landscape

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Personalized care requires personal data

GDPR in Life Sciences Reference Card

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The future of oncology:

A focused approach to winning in 2030

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Is teaming the key to medical device cyber security?

Work together to strike a balance between strong cyber-security measures and the ability to treat patients

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Life sciences innovation and cyber security: Inseparable

Breakthrough drugs and devices present greater opportunities…and risks

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Medical device cybersecurity and privacy:

Medical device "Frameworks and standards

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