Speaker Profile
M.D., Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer, Sutter Health
Biography
Dr. Matthew Solomon joined Sutter Health as its inaugural chief scientific officer in January 2025. In this role, he is advancing research, medical education, and scientific initiatives to elevate clinical excellence across the system.An internationally recognized cardiologist and scientist, Dr. Solomon has more than 12 years of leadership experience developing data-driven programs that strengthen research, guide clinical operations, and enhance patient care. His work includes leveraging AI and machine learning for diagnostic decision-making and predictive modeling to support proactive population health. He most recently served as a physician-scientist at Kaiser Permanente, where he helped shape data-informed clinical strategies.At Sutter, he collaborates with leaders in digital health, innovation, and clinical service lines, while continuing his practice at California Pacific Medical Center. He is also building a system-wide program for patients with aortic disease, an area in which he is internationally known.
Session Abstract – PMWC 2026 Silicon Valley
Track Chair:
William Oh, Yale
PMWC Award Ceremony
• Nigam Shah, Stanford
• Thomas Fuchs, Lilly
Keynote
• Thomas Fuchs, Lilly
Keynote
• Nigam Shah, Stanford
Real-World Evidence & Clinical AI: Closing the Loop Between Data and Care
• Chair: Roxana Daneshjou, Stanford
• Aashima Gupta, Google
• Brigham Hyde, Atropos Health
• Michael Pfeffer, Stanford
• Thomas Fuchs, Lilly
From Data to Decisions: Building Regulatory-Grade RWE from EHR Systems in Oncology
• Chair: Kate Estep, Flatiron Health
AI and Real-World Evidence: Building a Learning Health System for Precision Care
• Rich Gliklich, OM1
AI for Clinical Decision Support: From Models to Bedside
• Chair: Amrita Basu, UCSF
• Anurang Revri, Stanford
• Emily Alsentzer, Stanford
• Okan Ekinci, Roche
AI for CDS: From Models to Bedside
• Zachary Ziegler, OpenEvidence
Operationalizing AI in Health Systems: Trust, Adoption & Outcomes
• Chair: Danton Samuel Char, Stanford
• Matthew Solomon, Sutter Health
• Karan Singhal, OpenAI
• Sina Bari, iMerit Technology
• Shashi Shankar, Novellia
• Hal Paz, Khosla Ventures
Safe, Scalable AI in Clinical Practice: What’s Working and What’s Not
• Chair: Vincent Liu, Kaiser
• David Entwistle, Stanford Health Care
AI for Precision Psychiatry: Integrating Multimodal Data Into Clinical Decision Support
• Erwin Estigarribia, HEADLAMP health
Workflow-First Clinical AI: Integration Patterns, Guardrails & Change Management
• Jorge Duran, Klick Health
From Patient-Generated Data to Regulatory-Grade RWE: Design, Bias & Outcome Linkage
• Greg Bowyer, Evidation
