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Gain experiential insights into cutting-edge health care innovation and build a powerful network of experts and peer leaders across health care.

This two-month online program is designed to equip health care leaders with the knowledge and strategies to design, pitch, and implement AI-driven solutions and bring about transformative change in their organizations.

This multi-program learning journey is designed to offer an integrated experience of two Harvard Medical School executive programs—AI in Health Care: From Strategies to Implementation and Leading Digital Transformation in Health Care—along with additional learning modules to deliver a highly impactful curriculum on digital transformation and AI in health care.

Explore how digital technologies are transforming health care. Learn to evaluate new tools, navigate stakeholder needs, and identify where innovation can solve real-world challenges. Includes hands-on, scenario-based learning.

This six-week online program provides you with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to design and implement technology-enabled change initiatives within your system.

Develop the clinical, operational, and regulatory perspective required to lead the adoption and scaling of digital and AI-driven care models.

Examine the drug discovery and development process by gaining a high-level understanding of the scientific and regulatory frameworks that shape the pharmaceutical landscape, from initial discovery through clinical trials and regulatory approval, and explore the complexities and key decision points that define the drug development lifecycle in the U.S.

Explore the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sectors, gaining insights into their organizational frameworks, regulatory environments, and market dynamics.

Examine the structure of the medical device industry, including the major types of devices on the market today, how companies are typically organized, their economics, and the keys to success in the industry.

Explore the fundamental principles that guide ethical decision-making within health care environments: patient autonomy, the obligation to do good, the obligation to avoid harm, and justice.

Dive into the structure of the U.S. health care delivery system and uncover the diverse types of care facilities, their primary functions, respective patient goals, and clinical providers through a framework of inpatient, outpatient, and home-based care. 

Examine how social determinants shape health outcomes for individuals and communities, and delve into various social, economic, and environmental factors that impact health disparities and inequalities.