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From Numbers to Care: How Data is Transforming Patient Outcomes
What if your patient’s next hospitalization could be prevented, not by guesswork, but by real-time data?
In this episode of Curbside Health Cast, Dr. Brady Steineck sits down with Lauren Poult, VP of Medical Economics at Millennium Physicians, to unpack how healthcare analytics is changing the game for providers and patients alike. If you're a provider feeling stuck in outdated systems or overwhelmed by data you don't know how to use, this is your wake-up call.
Dr. Steineck and Lauren dive deep into how data is no longer just about cost-cutting, it's about clarity. From leveraging statewide hospital feeds to pinpoint high-risk patients, to transforming lagging claims data into strategic care insights, Lauren reveals how analytics is reshaping care models under value-based care. She shares real-world wins, persistent blind spots, and how providers can practically harness analytics to close gaps in care and reduce readmission.
This episode bridges the worlds of clinical passion and operational precision. Whether you're in rural primary care or a leadership role at a major practice, you’ll walk away with a renewed understanding of how to use the numbers to take better care of people.
Takeaways:
→ Real-time hospital data (like HIE feeds) is revolutionizing transitions of care and slashing readmission rates.
→ Value-based care aligns economics with better outcomes, moving away from volume-based RVU targets.
→ Lagging claims data still matters, but only if you know how to translate trends into action.
→ Regional and prevalence data must be localized to be truly useful, macro trends often miss micro health realities.
→ Actionable analytics (like avoidable utilization tracking) build trust and engagement among providers.
"Let’s not be judgmental about what the data shows, let’s be curious. That’s how we take better care of our patients." – Dr. Brady Steineck
If this episode sparked ideas or questions, share it with a colleague. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a conversation that helps you lead with data and serve with heart.
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By Curbside QDWhat if your patient’s next hospitalization could be prevented, not by guesswork, but by real-time data?
In this episode of Curbside Health Cast, Dr. Brady Steineck sits down with Lauren Poult, VP of Medical Economics at Millennium Physicians, to unpack how healthcare analytics is changing the game for providers and patients alike. If you're a provider feeling stuck in outdated systems or overwhelmed by data you don't know how to use, this is your wake-up call.
Dr. Steineck and Lauren dive deep into how data is no longer just about cost-cutting, it's about clarity. From leveraging statewide hospital feeds to pinpoint high-risk patients, to transforming lagging claims data into strategic care insights, Lauren reveals how analytics is reshaping care models under value-based care. She shares real-world wins, persistent blind spots, and how providers can practically harness analytics to close gaps in care and reduce readmission.
This episode bridges the worlds of clinical passion and operational precision. Whether you're in rural primary care or a leadership role at a major practice, you’ll walk away with a renewed understanding of how to use the numbers to take better care of people.
Takeaways:
→ Real-time hospital data (like HIE feeds) is revolutionizing transitions of care and slashing readmission rates.
→ Value-based care aligns economics with better outcomes, moving away from volume-based RVU targets.
→ Lagging claims data still matters, but only if you know how to translate trends into action.
→ Regional and prevalence data must be localized to be truly useful, macro trends often miss micro health realities.
→ Actionable analytics (like avoidable utilization tracking) build trust and engagement among providers.
"Let’s not be judgmental about what the data shows, let’s be curious. That’s how we take better care of our patients." – Dr. Brady Steineck
If this episode sparked ideas or questions, share it with a colleague. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a conversation that helps you lead with data and serve with heart.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices