Analytics
While healthcare is not applying the same kind of data understanding that other service rely on, precision medicine will bring that to the fore, expert says.
Analytics is about a lot more than data, says J. Bryan Bennett, executive director of the Healthcare Center for Excellence. He shares his five-step approach to professional leadership development.
It’s up to the analytics team to break the C-suite out of its old ways and get them engaged in the data.
Lattice’s work is focused on bringing order to these mounds of raw, unstructured data.
But the looming shortage of data scientists will likely slow down the adoption, CMO says.
Faced with increasing patient falls, El Camino Hospital turned to machine learning to reduce the risk.
Training programs for cultivating leaders often focus too much on skills and not enough on process, says Bryan Bennett, executive director of the Healthcare Center for Excellence.
Partnership with MAP Health Management will help identify people at risk of relapse so healthcare providers can intervene sooner.
Tressa Springmann CIO at Baltimore-based LifeBridge Health, and Mary Jo Morrison, principal with The Chartis Group, say smart analytics projects demand leadership, accountability, incentive alignment and a data-driven culture of decision-making.
Leonard, D’Avolio, Harvard professor and CEO of Cyft, sees a near future where artificial intelligence and machine learning will enable transformative improvements in healthcare. But it's important to have realistic understandings of their capabilities.