GLOBAL CONVERGENCE

Pathology, Laboratory Diagnostics, and Population Health

10th ANNUAL

CLINICAL LAB 2.0 WORKSHOP

March 7-9, 2027 • Pendry Chicago

Clinical Lab 2.0: Transitioning laboratories from volume to value.

Healthcare continues to rapidly evolve. The clinical laboratory must adapt accordingly. We are in a pivotal position to claim our seats at the table and advance the lab from being seen as a cost center to the valuable health system resource it actually serves as.

Lab 1.0, the transactional model of confirming diagnosis via lab results, will continue as a necessary foundation, but the emergence of Lab 2.0, grounded in value-based care, will leverage longitudinal laboratory data to produce actionable clinical insight, driving better outcomes for patients, providers, and financial stakeholders alike.

The role of the lab as critical clinical partners during a patient's healthcare journey aligns with the future of value-based healthcare: diagnostic stewardship and population health outcomes. Join us.

From Volume to Value

From Volume to Value

The Lab of the Future Relies on Cost Per Care Episode or Cost Per Population, Moving from Volume to Value.

Building The Evidence Base

Building The Evidence Base

We’re Creating the Evidence Base for the Future Value Proposition of Integrated Laboratory Networks.

Putting the Future in Practice

Putting the Future in Practice

We’re Bringing Institutional Demonstration Projects Forward in the Peer-Review Literature.

We are fortunate to have these Industry Partners supporting the Clinical Lab 2.0 movement, true partners in developing the solutions.

Clinical Lab 2.0 Spotlight

THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE IS PREDICTIVE

“Laboratory medicine, while continuing to support a transactional business model, should expand efforts to include translational data analytics, proving its clinical and economic valuation”

— Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine

“An intriguing and stimulating chance to meet with thought leaders and interact with other executives facing the need to reorient their labs to a value-based perspective”

— Mayo Clinic

“Project Santa Fe is a coalition of like-minded major regional laboratories, coming together to create and help drive the new frontiers”

— Sage Journals Academic Pathology