At its recent SDoH Hybrid Summit, sponsored by Epic on November 2-3, 2021, the Scottsdale Institute convened 20 participants and speakers from 11 Member organizations to discover, discuss and dissect both barriers and passageways toward the promise of greater inclusion, less duplication, more standardization and wider accessibility of health for all.SDoH professionals came together to […]
Put your heads together with peer experts to innovate clinical informatics solutions that last—from interoperability to integration, and AI to patient-facing apps. Then, we invite you to stay a few days longer and enjoy SI’s 2021 Fall Symposium, Cracking the Code: Healthcare 2025.
SI’s Fall Symposium offers the blueprints toward operationalizing today’s data-driven, real-time system of health, plus a time to join with like-minded peer experts—finally!—face-to-face.
At its recent Clinical Ops Roundtable, sponsored by Hearst Health on November 16, 2021, the Scottsdale Institute convened 22 Members and Guests, representing 22 organizations, to discuss the intersection of work and passion in moving healthcare forward more strategically and rewardingly. In a moderated discussion, these professionals focused on two key questions: What is your […]
At its recent Digital Innovation Roundtable, sponsored by Deloitte on November 17, 2021, the Scottsdale Institute convened 22 Members and Guests, representing 17 organizations, to talk about finding and recruiting talent, honing work-from-home and hybrid models, and strengthening culture amidst change management.Learn what these digital and innovation professionals shared about what’s working, what needs refining […]
At its recent CIO Roundtable, sponsored by Impact Advisors on November 19, 2021, the Scottsdale Institute convened 18 Members and Guests, representing 16 organizations, to discuss topics like innovation versus adoption, desirability versus efficiencies, brands versus platforms, and Pandemic Speed versus sustainability. Even as we’ve accelerated our decision-making and willingness to “fail fast,” other opportunities […]
