
Adjunct Professor, Clinical Excellence Research Center, Stanford. Internist and clinical informatics leader.
Paul has spent more than two decades on a single question: how do you make clinical information useful to the person it describes? He was among the first physician leaders to run health information technology at scale, and he has practised internal medicine throughout.
At NordicScan he advises on the member platform and on how the reasoning engine explains findings. His standard is simple and hard to meet: a member should finish reading their own results feeling better informed, not more anxious.
“Technology in medicine earns its place only when it gives the patient back time, clarity, or both.”
Medical degree; residency and practice in Internal Medicine
Graduate training in engineering and computer science
Chief Medical Information Officer and Chief Innovation & Technology Officer (emeritus); practising internist
Vice President and Chief Health Transformation Officer
Adjunct Professor, Clinical Excellence Research Center
Advisor, informatics and the member platform
National leadership in clinical informatics and health IT policy
Peer-reviewed work on precision population analytics and point-of-care management
Health transformation programmes at IBM Watson Health
Advisory. Monthly platform review.