Public health is a population-based, evidence-backed discipline that has profound implications on the protection and promotion of health. In spite of the funding frenzy in digital health, few tech startups focus on the main drivers of health outcomes: the social determinants of health. Join P2Health for a panel discussion that will explore how applying a public health lens to digital health can spark new approaches and connections between non-traditional stakeholders and leverage product design to advance public health innovation outside of care delivery.
Moses Ike manages Dignity Health’s newly formed Strategic Investment Fund. He
leads the valuation and investment analysis of all strategic investment opportunities
within the multi-million dollar venture fund, with the purpose of directly investing in
innovative healthcare technologies that have the potential to reduce the cost and
improve the quality of healthcare for the communities that Dignity Health serves. Â
Prior to joining Dignity Health, Moses worked as an advisory consultant at
PricewaterhouseCoopers. He specialized in healthcare mergers and acquisitions,
where he led business valuations and financial due diligence for large transactions in
both the pharmaceutical and health insurance industry.
Moses received his BS in Economics from University of California, San Diego. He also
received a Masters in Health Administration, with a concentration in Finance, from the
University of Southern California.
Staff Pediatrician; Medical Director, Center for Community Health and Engagement, UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland
In addition to her role as pediatrician, Dayna serves as:
 - Adviser for the White House Bridging the Word Gap - Incentive Prize challenge and part of the national Bridging the Word Gap Research Network.
 - Steering committee member of First Five-Alameda County/Help Me Grow.  Â
 - Medical Director at the Center for Community Health and Engagement (CCHE) which aims to advance equity by partnering with communities to promote preventative health and wellbeing for all children and their families.
 - Co-founder and Medical Director of the Family Information and Navigation Desk (FIND) which addresses the social and environmental factors that profoundly impact health outcomes. Via culturally responsive community navigators and evidence based best practices; patients are connected to community based resources that satisfy unmet basic needs such as food insecurity, housing, tobacco cessation, physical activity, childcare, as well as mental health and developmental services.
 - UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland Spokeswoman for the Too Small to Fail: Talk, Read, Sing Initiative. Too Small to Fail encourages early literacy and brain development by having caregivers in low-income communities, starting at birth and daily thereafter, talk, read and sing to their babies.
A Decision Science graduate from Carnegie Mellon, Shingai has 8 years of experience developing decision support applications for front-line clinicians. Within Kaiser Permanente he served as CFO to genKP, an internal startup, and helped secure $2M seed funding to provide internal services to better align the company with Millennial healthcare consumer preferences. He founded ProjectVision to help managed care providers offer more effective preventive care services that reduce health outcomes disparities between various communities.