Owning the Future of Healthcare

How can health systems use data and analytics to drive healthcare forward and achieve sustainable improvements? Senior Vice President and General Manager of Data, TJ Elbert, and Chief Technology Officer, Bryan Hinton, have a few ideas about data’s critical—and evolving—role in healthcare and what health systems can do to maximize this precious asset. In this episode of Owning the Future of Healthcare, a Health Catalyst podcast, Elbert and Hinton discuss the shift from data computing to data management, the need for data governance, and why augmented intelligence is the key to accelerating care improvement.

Key Questions Answered Include:

1.  How are the broader data platform landscape and its various changes impacting healthcare? 
2. Which cutting-edge technology is expanding access to data for care organizations? 
3. What role does data literacy play in helping end users feel comfortable and confident using data to make decisions? 
4. How can leaders use data to empower team members to make better decisions? 
5. What are the biggest barriers to health systems taking advantage of increasingly available data? 
6. Why is the Health Catalyst data platform a solution to the healthcare industry’s data challenges? 

Do clinical analytics drive real improvement at your health system? Holly Rimmasch, Chief Clinical Officer & SVP & GM over Clinical Analytics, shares strategies to leverage clinical analytics that lead to better care.

Key Takeaways:

1. The more clinical data gathered, the better the healthcare decision.
2. Clinical analytics play a critical role in healthcare risk prevention.
3. Analytics can transform individual care trends into population care standards.

Healthcare analytics are more critical than ever before, no matter what region of the world. Join our SVP of Healthcare and Life Sciences in the Asia Pacific Region, Farhana Nakhooda, to learn more about Health Catalyst's role in this region and the evolution of healthcare analytics.

Learn how to effectively manage financial risk in your health system with Dan Unger, our General Manager and Senior Vice President of Financial Transformation Business.  He will also discuss common financial pitfalls and the critical need for an agile financial solution in today's healthcare landscape.

In the second installment of the two-part podcast with Jason Jones, our Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Jason will continue discussing the critical role AI play in healthcare and the ethical questions it raises when it comes to patient care.

Key Takeaways:

1. AI intersects with other healthcare technologies.
2. Providers can ethically incorporate AI in healthcare delivery.
3. It’s essential to examine how AI will be used for patient care.

How can health systems use AI to transform healthcare? Join Jason Jones, our Chief Analytics and Data Science Officer, for an AI-focused discussion about AI’s current and future role in healthcare. Jason explains how AI and data can streamline healthcare processes to alleviate burdens and allow providers to focus more on patients instead of paperwork.

Key Takeaways:

1. Augmented intelligence (AI)—rather than artificial intelligence—is the better AI application for healthcare.
2. AI focuses on transactional models, but there’s much more to analyze.
3. AI can effectively support health systems achieve the Quadruple Aim.

Health systems in the U.S. are increasingly using data to drive decisions, but what’s happening with data and healthcare on a global scale? Join Jeff Selander, our SVP and General Manager of Global Business Expansion, to learn how better data processes can lead to higher-quality care.

Key Takeaways:

1. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the critical need for data-informed healthcare.
2. Healthcare data is fragmented from region to region.
3. Solving healthcare data problems leads to more efficient, higher-quality care.

Break down the barriers to understanding life sciences and the drug development process in healthcare with Sadiqa Mahmood, our General Manager and Senior Vice President of Life Sciences.

Key Takeaways:

1. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the healthcare and Life Sciences industry forever.
2. Digitization is bringing major efficiencies to the life sciences market.
3. Emerging trends are making life sciences drug development and healthcare processes more patient centric.