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Episode #31: Leveraging Analytics to Solve Data Mysteries
Morris F. Collen always said he was “born with an interest in data”, his birthday being November 12th, 1913, or 11/12/13. This interest in data followed Morris through medical school, through recruitment from Dr. Sidney Garfield to become a member of the medical practice that would eventually become Kaiser Permanente, through his conviction that computers could support the clinical process. Morris F. Collen lived to see hard data confirm the success of the revolution he helped start. When he and his team were feeding thousands of punch cards with patient data into those early IBM computers, literally 0% of physicians nationwide utilized electronic health records in their practice. By 2013, around Morris’s 99th birthday, 78% of physicians utilized them. At the heart of any data set lies mystery. What patterns in the data lurk not yet noticed? Will all this data yield us any insights? About our patients? About ourselves? How do we turn data into actionable clinical and operational intelligence? Welcome to STEPS to Value, a podcast that explores the intersection of people, processes & technology in healthcare as the industry moves towards a value-focused model. In today’s episode, we will explore the impact of clinical and business intelligence in the delivery of care with Kyle Johnson, System Vice President & CIO at Eastern Maine HealthCare. Kyle also shares with us her experiences at the HIMSS Annual Conference and how it has supported her professional life. This Episode’s Guest:Kyle Johnson, MMI, CHCIOSystem Vice President & CIOEastern Maine Health SystemLearn more about LeslieFollow Eastern Maine Health System on Twitter: @EMHSofMaineLearn more about Eastern Maine Healthcare System This Episode's Promo:HIMSS17 is the meeting place for all things health IT. Experience over 300 education programs, more than 1,200 vendors, hundreds of special programs, and limitless networking opportunities. Collaborate with HIMSS and thousands of colleagues worldwide as you work to positively transform health and lives through IT.Register Today This Episode’s STEPS Categories: This Episode’s Audience Ask:So what are the data mysteries you and your organization are trying to solve? Send us your thoughts as a voice memo or email and we will play them on the air at the end of our next episode. You can send your comments to [email protected]
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Morris F. Collen always said he was “born with an interest in data”, his birthday being November 12th, 1913, or 11/12/13. This interest in data followed Morris through medical school, through recruitment from Dr. Sidney Garfield to become a member of the medical practice that would eventually become Kaiser Permanente, through his conviction that computers could support the clinical process. Morris F. Collen lived to see hard data confirm the success of the revolution he helped start. When he and his team were feeding thousands of punch cards with patient data into those early IBM computers, literally 0% of physicians nationwide utilized electronic health records in their practice. By 2013, around Morris’s 99th birthday, 78% of physicians utilized them. At the heart of any data set lies mystery. What patterns in the data lurk not yet noticed? Will all this data yield us any insights? About our patients? About ourselves? How do we turn data into actionable clinical and operational intelligence? Welcome to STEPS to Value, a podcast that explores the intersection of people, processes & technology in healthcare as the industry moves towards a value-focused model. In today’s episode, we will explore the impact of clinical and business intelligence in the delivery of care with Kyle Johnson, System Vice President & CIO at Eastern Maine HealthCare. Kyle also shares with us her experiences at the HIMSS Annual Conference and how it has supported her professional life. This Episode’s Guest:Kyle Johnson, MMI, CHCIOSystem Vice President & CIOEastern Maine Health SystemLearn more about LeslieFollow Eastern Maine Health System on Twitter: @EMHSofMaineLearn more about Eastern Maine Healthcare System This Episode's Promo:HIMSS17 is the meeting place for all things health IT. Experience over 300 education programs, more than 1,200 vendors, hundreds of special programs, and limitless networking opportunities. Collaborate with HIMSS and thousands of colleagues worldwide as you work to positively transform health and lives through IT.Register Today This Episode’s STEPS Categories: This Episode’s Audience Ask:So what are the data mysteries you and your organization are trying to solve? Send us your thoughts as a voice memo or email and we will play them on the air at the end of our next episode. You can send your comments to [email protected]