Kaajal Singh, Director at Guidehouse, joins us for today’s episode of Keeping IT Brief to take a look at how to think about non-clinical health drivers when making enterprise strategy decisions. 

Kaajal Singh, MHA, Director, Guidehouse

With 15 years in health strategy, operations, analytics, and leadership, Kaajal has served clients domestically and internationally across the federal and commercial sectors. Her recent efforts have been focused on value-based care strategies, including clinical and non-clinical determinants of health, helping organizations and communities better define, implement, and measure initiatives that contribute to improved health quality and reduced total cost of care. A team builder and talent developer, she was previously a leader at GE, Advisory Board Company, and Booz Allen Hamilton. Kaajal is also a founding member of Chief, enabling women to cross-pollinate ideas and advance their leadership journeys.

Guidehouse

 Guidehouse is a leading global provider of consulting and outsourcing services to the public sector and commercial markets, with broad capabilities in management, technology, and risk. Recognized as the third-largest healthcare management consulting firm by Modern Healthcare in 2021, the Guidehouse Health team helps hospitals and health systems, government agencies, life sciences and retail companies, and payers solve their most complex issues, overcome unique market challenges, and deliver innovative services to their communities and customers. Visit the Guidehouse Center for Health Insights for their latest health research, trends, and best practices. 

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