In the recent article, “7 Factors to Consider Before Investing in an Analytics System,” on Hospitals & Health Networks, Pam Arlotto advises hospital leaders on the issues they should consider before they begin to evaluate data analytics vendors.
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In partnership with Kaufman Hall, Maestro Strategies presented an Issue Briefing and webinar, Technology for Population Health for the California Hospital Association. The Care Management Platform will power the future delivery and financing of care. Care management includes both the clinical components, such as care coordination and disease management and the business components such as network optimization and contracting arrangements. The Issue Brief begins with a discussion of HIT’s role in the healthcare industry’s transformation to a value based business model for PHM. It takes a close look at the three stages of readiness for future “connected health,” the progress made by hospitals and physician practices and the envisioned future for investments in HIT. The Care Management Platform includes five building blocks: Foundational Systems, Health Information Exchange, Knowledge Management & Analytics, Advanced Care Management, Consumer & Patient Engagement.
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RECORDED WEBINAR
Presented by the Scottsdale Institute, Luke Webster, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Jvion, and Pam Arlotto, President and CEO, Maestro Strategies discussed the topic “From CMIO to CHIO: Information, Integration and Innovation.” This presentation explores the evolving role of the CMIO. Dr. Webster shared his personal story and role as a CMIO. Initially focused on meaningful use and EHR adoption, he described the pivot his team has made in the leadership of Health Informatics and Clinical Intelligence. And based on research conducted at over 60 progressive IDNs, Pam described new leadership structures and operating models for IT, Informatics, Analytics and Quality. The concept of the Chief Health Information Officer was discussed and the role defined.
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In the recent article, “How to Surmount Health Care’s Interoperability Challenge,” on Hospitals & Health Networks, Pam Arlotto was quoted on the challenges of interoperability and how health systems should move forward to provide clinical integration and care coordination.
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Pam Arlotto was quoted in the recent article, “Interoperability is a C-suite Issue,” on Hospitals & Health Networks discussing how leaders need to steer the course.
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