Population Health

Flagler Hospital is a 335-bed hospital in St. Augustine, Florida. They don’t have a single data scientist on staff. Nonetheless, they have orchestrated one of the most successful deployments of artificial intelligence in healthcare - delivering cost savings of more than 30%, reducing the length of stay by days and reducing readmissions by a factor of more than 7X.

When EHRs can learn – gather and remember – what works best for each user, they can attain maximum efficiency.

Actionable insights and intelligent health care experiences lead to personalized care and improved operations for providers.

A fragmented healthcare delivery system is widely acknowledged as a barrier to delivering high quality, cost-effective care. Disjointed care leads to complications, including medication errors, preventable hospital readmissions and unnecessary pain and suffering for patients, especially those requiring more intensive, complex medical services coordinated across multiple providers and settings. Patient-centered, longitudinal care coordination can play a significant role in preventing errors and reducing harm but many organizations haven’t fully committed to implementing standardized longitudinal care across multiple provider systems. As the need to manage medically complex patients grows and value-based reimbursement tightens, organizations must evaluate the impact of effective longitudinal care coordination.

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Providers recognize the importance of population health initiatives, but have concerns about funding and implementing.

The use of social and economic factors can be leveraged for insights into social determinants of health and the combination of “influencers” of health. This webinar specifically addresses the importance of identifying combinations of these factors to assess patient risk with data that has been statistically validated to be directly correlated to specific health outcomes.

Don’t wait for your EHR vendors to bolt on pop health features when CMS already offers programs, tools, financial incentives and a roadmap for integrated, coordinated care.

Report offers advice on how to do it right – the way patients want.

Next-generation DNA sequencing technologies are revolutionizing the way biomedical research is practiced. This new technology is scaling significantly faster than Moore’s law, and it promises to catapult the launch of many molecular diagnostic applications. However, most biomedical research organizations do not have access to expertise, budget, or infrastructure that enables them to operate efficiently at petabyte scale. During this webinar Dell EMC and Edico Genome will summarize the latest approaches to computing and storage technologies that can be used to advance state-of-the-art research. The session will also highlight use cases that demonstrate the Edico Genome platform and will also provide best practices and guidelines when setting up a genomics IT environment using Dell EMC and Edico Genome technologies.