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FIRESIDE CHAT / WEBINAR | Industry Expert Joe Kvedar: Updates in the Ever-Changing World of Virtual Care
2024-10-15 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago)
Join a timely conversation between Joseph C. Kvedar, MD, Professor of Dermatology, Harvard Medical School, Senior Advisor, ATA (American Telemedicine Association), Co-chair, AMA Digital Medicine Payment Advisory Group, and Editor-in-Chief, npj Digital Medicine; and John Glaser, PhD, Executive in Residence at Harvard Medical School and Scottsdale Institute as they discuss the latest on adoption of virtual care, reimbursement challenges and headwinds. Dr. Kvedar shares his observations, analogies to other healthcare advances in years past sprinkled with hope and some good news about where virtual care is heading.
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WEBINAR | The DiMe Seal: A Symbol of Quality and Trust for Health Systems to Evaluate Digital Health Software Products
2024-10-16 13:00 - 14:00
In a rapidly evolving digital health landscape, identifying high-quality, trustworthy software products to support your patients, your own operations, and advance your digital strategies is complex and time-consuming. To address these challenges, the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), a research and education nonprofit created the DiMe Seal, a symbol of quality and trust, awarded to digital health software products that demonstrate performance against a comprehensive framework of standards and best practices in evidence, privacy, and security.
During this session, Benjamin (Ben) Vandendriessche, DiMe’s Chief Delivery Officer, gives you an early look at DiMe Seal and its underlying evaluation criteria before it is launched to the public later this fall. Through discussion, we explore how you can leverage this open-access, differentiated resource to streamline your procurement processes, optimize your technology investments with reduced risk, and support better outcomes for all of your patients with trustworthy solutions.
Join us on October 16 at 2 ET to learn how to make smarter, safer technology decisions by leveraging the DiMe Seal.

WEBCAST | Health Industry Cybersecurity Benchmarks Study Launch Webcast
2024-10-16 15:00 - 16:00
The Scottsdale Institute is delighted to encourage our members to participate in this year’s Healthcare Cybersecurity Benchmarking Study led by Censinet. As cyberattacks increasingly jeopardize critical healthcare infrastructure and threaten to disrupt patient care, the Benchmarking Study uncovers how our members and the industry partners they rely upon must collaborate to improve cyber preparedness. We look forward to a robust study that will enable all healthcare organizations to strengthen their long-term cyber resiliency to ensure they continue to deliver on their mission to provide safe, affordable, and equitable care.
To ensure broad and reliable participation in the survey, we are hosting a live session with Ed Gaudet, CEO and Founder, and David Woska, PhD, CISM, Chief Information Security Officer at Censinet to review the study, data collection process and answer any questions you may have as you prepare to submit your organization’s data. Please join us for this interactive conversation.

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WEBINAR | Piedmont Healthcare - How to Burndown Provider Burnout
2024-10-17 13:00 - 14:00
Bindu Manocha, MD, Associate CMIO; Christie Wright, Director Provider Solutions; and Kat Potts, Director Program Operations and Strategy, Piedmont Healthcare. Learn how Piedmont Healthcare has improved “provider burnout” and “likelihood to leave” survey results through a multitude of programs, efficiencies, EHR optimizations and new technology. Learn where they are headed next with artificial intelligence (AI) and other solutions to keep the momentum going as we look to make a positive difference in the lives of our providers.

WEBINAR | Workforce 2024 Insights: What People Really Want from Work
2024-10-22 13:00 - 14:00
Betsy Rodriguez, PhD, Retired SVP & CHRO, Children’s Hospital Colorado joins Maria Amato, Senior Client Partner, Korn Ferry, to explore insights from their global workforce survey and examines how healthcare organizations can adapt their people strategies to meet evolving trends and workforce expectations.
Key workforce Survey Findings:

Nearly 70% of employees who fear AI will replace their job are considering or actively searching for new opportunities.
81% agree that companies must prioritize benefits alongside salary when attracting and retaining talent.
60% would stay in a job they dislike if it offered flexible working hours.
22% would quit if a return-to-office mandate were enforced.

This webinar dives into critical shifts in employee priorities, the role of technology, and how these factors influence employee motivation. The discussion provides actionable advice for navigating the challenges and opportunities of the 2024 workforce and beyond.

WEBINAR | Insights Unlocked: Navigating the Last Mile of Analytics
2024-10-23 13:00 - 14:00
Zach Bork, Vice President of Enterprise Analytics & Transformation, CentraCare Health; Bethany McAleer, Chief Actuary & Chief Analytics Officer, Johns Hopkins Health Plans; Tressa Springmann, Chief Information Officer, Lifebridge Health; and Adam Baker, Partner in Digital & Technology Transformation, Chartis. In the quest for actionable healthcare insights, the “Last Mile” of analytics is crucial yet often overlooked. This panel discussion illuminates the ”if you build it, they will come” fallacy and shares insights on the path to unlocking the value hidden within data, drawing on the expertise of three healthcare executives. They share a proven analytics framework, lessons learned, and best practices that have enabled informed decision-making and business insights in their organizations.
The focus will be on optimizing the analytics delivery process, akin to the energy industry’s last mile, ensuring that analytics investments translate into real-world ROI. The webinar explores a framework to guide decision-makers through key design efforts for effective data consumption and analytics prioritization. Attendees leave equipped to address the challenges of data management, oversight, and analytics services, ultimately enhancing their organization’s data-driven capabilities.

WEBINAR | A Discussion with the Virtual First Care (V1C) Coalition by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe): How Health Systems Can Keep Pace in an Evolving Landscape with V1C
2024-10-29 13:00 - 14:00
Abby Sugg, MSHCM, Associate Program Director, Digital Medicine Society (DiMe). Join us for an enlightening follow-up webinar from the Digital Medicine Society on the Virtual First Care (V1C) Health System Maturity Model. Building on our initial session earlier this year, we delve deeper into the model’s applications, sharing essential insights and unique use cases to help health systems enhance their V1C strategies. Discover how this comprehensive framework enables health systems to self-assess their readiness, identify opportunities, and develop actionable steps for integrating virtual care effectively, particularly in specialty and chronic care settings.

WEBINAR | Sentara Health’s Centralized Home Health Care Delivery Model
2024-10-30 13:00 - 14:00
As patient care moves more assertively into people’s homes, the models of care are evolving clinically and operationally. Sherry Kesler, Director of Home Health Services at Sentara Health shares how they developed a centralized case management practice to see more patients and support clinical staff working at top of their license. The new model addresses the inefficiencies in traditional care models that utilize clinical staff to perform non-clinical functions and require clinicians to case manage between visits. Also learn the role of technology supporting this new model of care.
Sponsored by Epic.

WEBINAR | Saving Lives and Reducing Stress in the ICU at Houston Methodist: Predicting the future can help!
2024-10-31 13:00 - 14:00
Faisal Masud, MD, FCCP, FCCM, Houston Methodist Chair in Anesthesiology & Critical Care and Medical Director, Center for Critical Care, Houston Methodist Hospital presents the Cardiac Arrest Prediction Model (CAP-M), an Augmented Intelligence (AI) tool.
An in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) code blue affects nearly 290,000 hospitalized patients each year in the United States and is associated with poor survival and a high risk of neurological disability among survivors. Survival rates for IHCA have plateaued in recent years, with a mean survival rate of approximately 25%. That means 3 out of 4 will not make it.
What if we could predict In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (IHCA) in an ICU patient? That is the question the Houston Methodist team asked themselves when they started their journey in developing the Cardiac Arrest Prediction Model (CAP-M). Critical Care patients are the most monitored patients in hospitals so this represents an opportunity to utilize the information to save lives, improve outcomes and even reduce stress in the ICUs.
Dr. Masud discusses their goals, methodologies, and the progress made in developing a model that promises to be a key Augmented Intelligence (AI) tool that will play an important role in keeping the promise of delivering world class critical care at Houston Methodist through innovative thinking.

WEBINAR | How an Industry Collaboration is Advancing Multi Modal Data Models for Better Patient Outcomes and Innovative Care
2024-11-05 13:00 - 14:00
Richard Bruce, MD, Vice Chair of Informatics, University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Matt Lungren, MD, MPH, Chief Data Science Officer, Microsoft. With a new open source for healthcare catalogue of multimodal data-enriched medical imaging foundation models, this session explores how first-and third-party advanced algorithms are democratizing AI by helping radiologists and other clinicians at every type of healthcare organization to interpret medical images, as well as assist with report generation, disease classification and structured data analysis. Drs. Bruce and Lungren share the innovation partnership between Microsoft and UW to develop, validate and test AI models for a range of modalities, specialties and use cases.

FIRESIDE CHAT | What Can I Do? The Need for Humanistic Rebel Leadership: A Fireside Chat with Dr. Zeev Neuwirth and Christy Harris Lemak, PhD
2024-11-06 13:00 - 14:00
The most common question asked of Dr. Zeev Neuwirth – physician executive, podcast host, and author – is “What Can I Do?” This question reveals the desperation felt by many in healthcare as the current system is unsustainable, untenable, and, in many cases, harmful. One answer to the question of ‘What can I do?’ may be the mindset with which we approach leadership. There are leaders out there exhibiting what Dr. Neuwirth has termed “Humanistic Rebel Leadership” or #HRL – leaders who are challenging the status quo and creating measurable, impactful change with this different mindset.
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Neuwirth, author of Beyond the Walls and host of the Creating a New Healthcare Podcast, that explores the mindsets and behaviors that fuel humanistic rebel leadership.
To learn more about the #HRL, visit www.zeevhealth.com/membership and listen to the Creating a New Healthcare podcast.

WEBINAR | Do you know? HHS Information Blocking Disincentives Final Rule
2024-11-07 13:00 - 14:00
Alexander Baker, Senior Policy Advisor at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology presents a deep dive look into the Final Rule that became effective July 31, 2024 that establishes “disincentives” for health care providers who knowingly and unreasonably interfere with the access, exchange, or use of electronic health information (EHI) except as required by law or covered by a regulatory exception. This final rule establishes disincentives for certain health care providers (as defined in 45 CFR 171.102) under three programs: the Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program, Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS), and Medicare Shared Savings Program. Join us for this important learning opportunity about the details of this final rule!

WEBINAR | Leveraging AI to Provide Real-Time Support Throughout the Complexities of Patient Coordination
2024-11-12 13:00 - 14:00
In today’s healthcare landscape, helping patients access the right information at the right time—or ideally, anticipating their needs in advance—is essential to smoothly navigating the complex healthcare system and ensuring they receive timely, effective care. Empowering patient-facing staff with cutting-edge technologies can be transformative, enabling seamless care coordination, delivering immediate insights from complex documents, and recommending next steps with precision.
Join David Jackson, VP of Healthcare Advisory at EXL, and Keri McCrensky, VP of Healthcare Digital Transformation at EXL, as they explore how AI-driven tools are revolutionizing patient coordination in real time. By automating manual tasks and providing actionable intelligence, these tools lead to quicker call resolutions and more efficient office visits, ultimately improving patient access and elevating the experience for both patients and healthcare staff.

FIRESIDE CHAT / WEBINAR | 2024 Election Impacts on Healthcare
2024-11-14 13:00 - 14:00
Join us for an insightful and interactive Fireside Chat featuring two prominent healthcare industry leaders, Paul Keckley, Ph.D., Managing Editor, The Keckley Report, Healthcare Policy Expert and Industry Analyst and moderated by Joe Fifer, FHFMA, CPA, Scottsdale Institute’s Executive in Residence, Board Member at Corewell Health, and Former HFMA CEO.
As the dust begins to settle from the November elections, Paul dissects, discusses and debates with Joe the potential impacts on healthcare from the perspective of providers, consumers and other stakeholders. This thought-provoking discussion includes:
• Key policy matters relative to access, affordability, improving health and safety, health system consolidations and more
• implications for controversial issues such as: not for profit health system tax exemptions, Price Transparency, Drug Costs, Surprise Billing, Community Benefit, CEO compensation and other prominent targets.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the post-election healthcare landscape and its potential implications for your organization.

WEBINAR | Transforming Nursing: Strategies for Building a Sustainable Work Environment
2024-11-19 13:00 - 14:00
Kelsey Reed, DNP, FNP-C, Director of Patient Care, Phoebe Putney Health System. Creating a more sustainable working environment for nurses requires persistence and a direct and consistent alignment between leadership actions and nurses’ values. Phoebe Putney Health System has a successful record of exactly that type of ambitious change management, including the ability to balance larger scale pursuits with more immediate adjustments. By dedicating the right resources to each opportunity, they have been able to create a clear framework for the success of not only each individual project, but also overall progress towards a greater vision of comprehensive burden reduction. Dr. Reed shares several strategic initiatives her organization undertook to begin to bring this vision to life. Among these, she discusses how her organization took virtual nursing from concept to completion, establishing a command center hub and growing the team to include 30 virtual nurses; enabling greater mobility for nurses to complete documentation real-time, minimizing disruptions and increasing focus; and other efforts to optimize EHR functionality and improve nurse experience and satisfaction.
Sponsored by Meditech.

FIRESIDE CHAT | Thomas Lee, MD, Press Ganey CMO: Five NEJM Catalyst Articles Everyone Should Know About!
2024-11-20 13:00 - 14:00
Join us for what promises to be an informative and fun discussion with Tom Lee, MD, who in addition to his role as Chief Medical Officer at Press Ganey, is the Editor-in-Chief of NEJM Catalyst, along with SI Executive in Residence, Harry Greenspun, MD as Tom provides quick summaries of five significant and notable articles from the last year that he believes everyone in the SI community should be aware of and will appreciate.
These articles (attached) describe:

Rapid testing and adoption of Ambient AI for generating physician notes in the Permanente Medical Group
Use of ChatGPT to improve note quality at NYU Langone Health
Multi-pronged program to reduce inbox burden at Atrius Health,
Multi-year journey to high reliability by Community Health Systems (CHS) that reduced serious safety events by nearly 90 percent at its 71 hospitals
Crowd-sourcing initiative to pursue a culture of respect at East Carolina University (ECU) Health

WEBINAR | The Business Case for Health Equity: The 3 R’s Approach
2024-11-21 13:00 - 14:00
Join Moderator Alan Roga, MD, FACEP, CEO of TruLite Health along with panelists Shaifali Ray, MHA, Partner and Vice President, Chartis Center for Health Equity & Belonging; Edmondo Robinson, MD, Founder and CEO, Downeast Digital; & Julie Brown-Georgi, MS, CAHIMS, Founder & CEO, Digital Health Policy Strategies.
While the need for equitable healthcare is increasingly clear, often leaders struggle to garner support for investments in health equity initiatives. Learn how to build a compelling business case for health equity, focusing on the “3 R’s”; Reimbursement, Results and Regulatory.
This webinar is designed for health system leaders and health equity stakeholders to explore the critical link between health equity and organizational performance, including newer reimbursement models that reward equitable care.
Key topics include:

Reimbursement Models: Explore incentives designed to address disparities
Measurable Goals and Metrics: Gain market insights on setting and achieving health equity objectives
Regulatory Initiatives: Learn about regulations focusing on health equity
Stakeholder Roles: Understand how various stakeholders—clinicians, administrators, and community partners—play a role in advancing health equity

FIRESIDE CHAT / WEBINAR | Transformation and AI Unleashed: Revolutionizing Business Processes with ERP at Cleveland Clinic, Keck Medicine, and Memorial Healthcare
2024-12-04 13:00 - 14:00
The technical debt of health systems’ ERP systems is a growing weight constraining the agility to address their biggest challenges—workforce shortages and burnout, growth targets, margin compression and constrained capital, and patient acquisition and retention, among others. New cloud-based ERP systems have made significant headway—including AI-enabled supply chain, finance and HR capabilities.
The healthcare industry is under pressure to leverage the power of new cloud-based ERP systems to improve HCM, finance and supply chain operations.
Join Moderator John McCullough, Chartis Senior Partner in Digital and Technology Transformation as he engages panelists Sarah Hatchett, Chief Information Officer, and Keith Givelekian, Executive Director of Digital Business at Cleveland Clinic; Ekta Vyas, Chief Human Resources Officer at Keck School of Medicine at USC; and Jeff Sturman, Senior Vice President & Chief Digital Information Officer and Samir Wadhwa, Senior Director of Information Technology at Memorial Healthcare on how cloud-based ERP can be a game changer and business transformation catalyst. The panel touches on business model changes across HCM, finance and supply chain that can be enabled with cloud ERP, including a few AI examples. This no-nonsense session focuses on where the puck is (and should be) going and what is feasible, along with some good examples of advancements from which others can learn.

WEBINAR | Analytics to Action: How to Accelerate System-Wide Strategy by Visualizing PHI in a Geospatial Environment
2024-12-05 13:00 - 14:00
Danielle Chickerella, Chief of Clinical Strategy & System Delivery, University Hospitals; Matthew Coursen, Executive Managing Director, Healthcare Advisory, JLL; and Anna Lee Ware, Vice President, Healthcare Advisory, JLL. Join industry leaders Matt and Anna from JLL Healthcare Advisory, alongside Danielle of University Hospitals, for an interactive demonstration of OneMapIQ. This webinar reveals how geospatial visualization transforms big data into strategic action, empowering health systems to optimize real estate investments and enhance market presence.
Experience firsthand how advanced analytics drive ambulatory network strategies, addressing evolving patient and workforce needs. The webinar showcases:

Data-driven consolidation recommendations using clinical performance and utilization metrics
Predictive models for identifying promising market opportunities
Innovative use of patient volumes and demographics in strategic planning

This interactive session offers valuable insights for healthcare executives, strategists, and planners seeking to leverage geospatial technology for transformative outcomes. Join us for an insightful look at optimizing healthcare delivery through an advanced GIS platform.

WEBINAR | Robin Lankton, MPH, CHES, VP, Population Health & UW Health President, ACO: Addressing Social Determinants of Health for Patients in Home-Based Care
2024-12-10 13:00 - 14:00
Join us to learn how UW Health is reaching patients in the home with Home-Based Primary Care and Home-Based Hospital Care. Addressing social drivers of health is a key component of meeting patient needs.
This webinar addresses understanding the impacts of social determinants of health (SDOH) on health outcomes; learning strategies to overcome barriers in addressing SDOH and close the loop in addition to screening; and understanding how to optimize team-based care to address SDOH in home-based care.

WEBINAR | Current State Adoption of AI Predictive Models in Clinical Practice
2024-12-11 13:00 - 14:00
Clinical adoption of AI-based tools faces challenges and opportunities alike. Juan C. Rojas, MD, MS, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Rush University System for Health, conducted interviews with multiple SI members to understand health systems’ approaches to AI governance, LLM use cases, and their strategies for addressing health equity at the intersection of AI implementation. He shares insights from these discussions, highlighting how healthcare leaders are navigating AI adoption while ensuring responsible and equitable deployment in clinical settings.

WEBINAR | A Strategic Patient Financial Experience Success Story
2024-12-12 13:00 - 14:00
Mark Wisniewski, Director of Clinical Application; and Sarah Chambers, Director of Patient Access, Children’s Hospital Colorado. Mark and Sarah discuss their focus on enhanced price transparency and patient financial experience as a strategic priority, from implementing the Patient Financial Experience Toolkit to creating a strategic Price Transparency Executive Governance.
Sponsored by Epic.

WEBINAR | The Behavioral Health Integration Landscape: Navigating Challenges and Opportunities for Delivering Whole-Person Care
2025-01-08 13:00 - 14:00
Jesse Tamplen, MSW, LCSW, MHA, FACHE, Executive Administrator of Behavioral Health & Vice President of Continuous Performance Improvement and Acute Care Transition, John Muir Health; and Andy Flanagan, CEO, Iris Telehealth. In the ever-changing behavioral health landscape, healthcare organizations must learn how to adapt and optimize whole-person care (physical and behavioral health) without negatively impacting their bottom line. Effective behavioral health integration is instrumental in overcoming access, quality, and financial challenges while improving operational and patient outcomes.
This webinar highlights key industry trends, effective behavioral health integration across numerous care settings, and how healthcare executives can work effectively with behavioral health strategic partners and leverage virtual health care to achieve their goals.
Key topics in this conversation includes what value-add behavioral health integration means for different organizations and structures; learning best practices for setting up a financially sustainable integrated behavioral health program; and discussing the most common challenges organizations face in behavioral healthcare integration and the innovative opportunities to improve access, quality, and financial strength available to address them.

WEBINAR | Moving Health Forward: Lessons from a CDIO
2025-01-09 13:00 - 14:00
Jeﬀ Sturman, Senior Vice President, Chief Digital Oﬃcer, Memorial Healthcare System/South Broward Hospital District; and John Kravitz, Vice President, Healthcare, Workday. Providers across the country are striving to advance health with better patient experiences and reduced friction for clinicians amid continuing financial pressures. The most successful are those organizations who are making smart investments in digital transformation, organizational change, and consumer experience. Join us for a conversation with Jeff Sturman, SVP and Chief Digital Officer at Memorial Healthcare System about how his team is innovating to drive health forward.
Learn how Memorial Healthcare prioritizes patient-centric care with centralized call centers that bring clinical expertise to every interaction. Discover how the health system leverages AI across business and clinical functions to improve access and care models. Gain insights around how to balance core platform capabilities with niche solutions to ensure best practices while targeting specialized needs across primary care, service line growth, and financial sustainability.

FIRESIDE CHAT | Care Mobility at BSMH: Real-Time Communication with Patients, Clinicians and More!
2025-01-14 13:00 - 14:00
Join us as Mike Hibbard, CIO, Bon Secours Mercy Health, and Paul Browne, SI Executive in Residence and recently retired CIO at Henry Ford Health, discuss the BSMH multi-year IT strategy and operating plan to advance unified digital, cloud-based solutions aimed at enhancing communication, care and support for clinicians and patients in discussion . Learn how priorities are defined, execution challenges and wins to date, along with lessons learned, and the work ahead

FIRESIDE CHAT | Providence Global Innovation Center: A New Global Capability Model Transforming Operations, Improving Performance and Patient & Caregiver Experiences
2025-01-15 13:00 - 14:00
Murali Krishna, Chief Global Officer & Country Head at Providence presents the Providence Global Innovation Center, a specialized global healthcare engineering, operations and innovation center, established in 2020 in Hyderabad, India. Murali will be joined by Janet Guptil, SI CEO and Jim Noga, SI Executive in Residence and former CIO at Mass General Brigham.

The Center plays a key role in delivering healthcare technology and innovation for improved patient experience and outcomes, caregiver experience and efficiency, and enabling the digital transformation and vision of Providence and other U.S. health systems at scale.

Learn about the Providence Global Innovation Center journey, future goals, their collaboration with other U.S. health systems

WEBINAR | AI Governance at UW Health – Adding a Large Language Model (LLM) to an AI Portfolio: Managing Disruptive Change
2025-01-21 13:00 - 14:00
Join us as UW Health’s David Kunstman, MD, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer and Brian Patterson, MD, MS, Physician Administrative Director for Clinical AI / Medical Informatics Director for Predictive Analytics and Clinical Decision Support present their AI Governance Model, Strategy and Operating Plan. This talk explores how Large Language Models (LLMs) are being integrated into clinical workflows with safety, efficacy, and clinician oversight at the forefront. Learn from lessons to date and discover the path forward in managing disruptive AI technology for patient care.

WEBCAST | Advancing Smart Care: Unlocking the Potential of the Smart Hospital Maturity Model
2025-01-21 15:00 - 16:00
Steve Lieber, CEO, Alliance for Smart Healthcare Excellence & Retired CEO, HIMSS. Healthcare is rapidly evolving with the integration of smart care technologies, transforming the delivery of care to be more efficient and patient focused. Smart healthcare combines advanced technologies, data analytics, and connected systems, enabling real-time communication, integrated care processes, clinical and financial analytics, virtual care, and ambient technologies.
Where does your health system stand in its smart care journey?
This webcast introduces the Smart Hospital Maturity Model (SHMM), developed with input from healthcare leaders, clinicians, and IT experts. Drawing on data from over 180 hospitals, the SHMM evaluates adoption across three key domains: humans, environments, and processes.
Join us to explore how the SHMM identifies gaps, guides strategic investments, and supports cultural transformation. Gain actionable insights into this valuable framework and learn how it can drive your organization’s digital transformation.

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WEBINAR | Navigating Obstacles and Driving ROI in Healthcare Data and Analytics
2025-01-22 13:00 - 14:00
Dave Ross, Chief Technology Officer, Health Catalyst. Organizations face many constraints—rigid, legacy technologies, labor-intensive data collection and aggregation, immense financial pressures, and staggering amounts of healthcare data. Yet, harnessing the power of data and analytics (D&A) can transform these limitations into stepping stones for growth.
Data and analytics are indispensable assets for boosting efficiency, enhancing patient outcomes, and delivering measurable value. To fully leverage D&A, healthcare leaders must tackle modern healthcare challenges and align their strategies with new opportunities.
Join us for an insightful session with Dave Ross, Health Catalyst’s Chief Technology Officer, and leading SI Members to discuss:
Data Literacy for All: Promoting data literacy across healthcare organizations fosters a culture of innovation and supports informed decision-making.
Decoding Data Governance: Approaches to overcoming implementation challenges and creating strong frameworks that adapt to your organization’s evolving needs and industry standards.
Demystifying Emerging Tech: Resisting the allure of technologies and focusing on establishing a strong basis for operational, financial, and clinical success through effective D&A capabilities.
Attendees learn how to combine best-in-class technologies and industry expertise to achieve these aims rapidly and at scale.
SI Research Report: Data & Analytics: Overcoming Strategic Challenges to Growth
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WEBINAR | AI Policy Beat – Emerging Federal and State Policy Priorities
2025-01-30 13:00 - 14:00
Mark Sendak, MD, MPP, Population Health & Data Science Lead, Duke Institute for Health Innovation (DIHI) ; & Jared Augenstein, Managing Director, Manatt Health. The AI legal and regulatory landscape is rapidly evolving as federal and state policy makers work to determine how AI should be regulated to balance its transformative potential with concerns regarding safety, security, privacy, accuracy, bias. This webinar will focus on a landscape overview of federal and state level efforts to regulate development, deployment and use of health AI tools and predictions for where regulation may be headed under the Trump administration.
Manatt Health: Health AI Policy Tracker
